Frage von set:
Hello,
one or the other has been so sure his experience with
"Compresisonen" made ... (I synonymous, but ... or leads way
only through self ...?)
Can I perhaps someone times one or two ways to propose a
TempEnc output to get a bit smaller:
As I've calculated, I would under the existing approach (see below)
come to 5.7 GB, but would like a "normal" 4.5 GB DVD
write.
Materials are captured avi-DVIO of a Camera.
The I VirtualDub assembled (append ...) and
with MainConcept DV 2.0.4 Codev saved as avi,
which (according to past experiences) a 25% larger file,
So is 21.7 GB.
If I were now in with TempgEnc in default
in m2v/wav umwandele, it will be most likely for
a DVD too.
Can you give me as such a few tips / experiences give?
Thanks ever, greeting, J.
Antwort von set:
here is the last stand of the day:
I have now tried codec with less, but with
The bitrate: war to 8000 and in 6200 everything should be
fit on a DVD ... (?) The clip looks so
actually in the PC-DVD software unchanged
from ...
Do not know whether the professional is ...
So far, greeting, J.
Antwort von Mylenium:
The clip looks so actually in the PC-DVD software unchanged from ... Yes clear. if the material is not extremely sensitive to block formation is (fast pans, extremely fine structures), because you will hardly see a difference.
Do not know whether the professional is ... Soltte Why not? For DVD, you have no choice times now and can only s.der data rumschrauben. If the people like the people ... * g *
Mylenium
Antwort von Meggs:
If I were now in with TempgEnc in default
in m2v/wav umwandele, it will be most likely for
a DVD too. You can immediately convert to a MPG with MP2 sound, so you save bitrate (384 instead of 1536 kbps). At lower bitrates VBR is recommended instead of CBR.
Antwort von set:
Hello,
Thanks for the answers!
> Yes clear. if the material is not extremely sensitive to block formation is ...
it goes. ZT is ne black brick fire wall in the background, at
the joints of the little "zippeln" ...
Habs program can go through the night and now as a result a
4.6 GB DVD - ie "crap" - somewhat offset.
Bin grad come up with the idea, with the DVD Shrink preferences:
Regards, J
