Frage von Randolph27:
Dear Forum Users!
I have a ready-made Adobe After Effects project are available, which I called "MPEG2-DVD" rendered / exported have.
Exporting s.sich went forth from the end wonderful it was. M2v file (and the accompanying. Wav file) is created.
Problem:
The created. M2v file is when you play with different players, especially in the lower half of the screen almost constantly with artifact blocks and synonymous sites zugekleistert, which are synonymous because when the overall picture visually hardly what moves / changes. From flashing to and synonymous in the upper half of a picture or other artifact blocks of funny.
Even more detailed information:
- The. M2v file has the dimensions 720 x 576 pixels
- Was rendered with a minimum bitrate of 2 Mbit / s and a target bitrate of 6 Mbps
- It was VBR (variable bit-rate encoding) applied
- GOP: M-frames 3, N-Frames 12
- The codec used is' MainConcept MPEG Video "
What can I do to make the artifact in the thunderstorm rausgerenderten. M2v file does not happen again?
My premonition is that in each case related to it that I s.Ende an MPEG file that, previously, I have the Project as synonymous. Mov file and render a completely artifact-free film received.
I would be very pleased if you could help me!
(I sit a few people deadlinemäßig in the neck - you know the yes :-()
Many greetings,
Ralph
Antwort von Markus:
Adobe After Effects Project [...] I as "MPEG2-DVD" rendered / exported have. This is done not with AE. Try your footage with a DV editing and DVD authoring program to convert MPEG2.
Antwort von Axel:
Well, starting with data rate 2 Mbit / s is VCD quality. The lowest and the highest data rate VBR should not as far apart. The more linear the data, all the better when it's so draufpasst, take better equal CBR with Double Layer. So less than 5 Mbit / s is always in my opinion for a ton, unless you have 2k as a medium and a hardware encoder.
Antwort von Mylenium:
2MBit is much too low and the difference to 6Mbit is synonymous much too large so that the transcoder makes sense to work with. For DVD be 4MBit Min / 5MBit Avrg / Max 6Mbit already okay. If thou hast no reason, to go lower, just work with the values. "Crooked" values help synonymous, eg 5.1 Mbits may look better than smooth 5MBit. Otherwise, there's obviously better tools like TMPEG & Co., but depending on one's purpose must not exaggerate ....
Mylenium
