Frage von Helmi:
Hello ..
I take on digital satellite, cut the material, and would then burn the whole DVD with Nero.
The source material is available in MPEG2.
I create the DVD menu, including choice of titles, background image and audio.
Everything ok so far.
My real problem is that Nero insists on re-encode the video files, but this would not be necessary. (The menu must be yes) to be encoded.
The video files are D1 720x576, depending on video about 800 MB.
At 4 videos I have occupied about 3.2 GB, NVE3 will always re-encode the video files, but this should not be, because the quality is so fine.
How can I tell NVE3 that it will not re-encode the videos, but to assume so and in the DVD () format vob and convert it then I can then burn.
About the help I would be grateful.
Helmi
Antwort von Mr Jo:
Hi Helmi,
You can click on the Default video options (Accessible by clicking the "More") the checkbox in Nero SmartEncoding - then an already existing mpg stream is not re-encoded, at least 90% not ..
I encode all my AVI files with the Nero encoder - when creating the menu is so (when not set the Smart Encoding Checkbox) re-encoded. But sometimes even just the reason I was unable to identify so far. It seems to be wilkürlich, since I encode all my files in the same way.
Noteworthy is the fact that I have the default options set to Auto (the menu is therefore in the standard quality encode), I encode my avi files but with) a VBR avg of 7500 (. That worked well in combination so far, the data rate I can later read s.DVD Players and lo and behold, the menu has a bit rate around 5000, the film between 4 - and 9000th. therefore, works without problems using different bit rates on the same DVD, and that without the Vision Express re-encoded (apart, of the said 10%)
Greeting Mr Jo
Antwort von Helmi:
Hello, Mr. Jo ...
Erstmal Thanks for the reply.
I burned several times previously recorded movies on DVD,
And it was never completely recalculated. Were (Besides the Films
larger than the disc space.)
The movies just so fit on one DVD. Could it be that NVE3
Adjust the films strictly s.den DVD disc and would therefore
Encode new films will?.
If the quality would be improved because I would not mind.
But yes, I'll take anyway to have digital, better quality can not be yes. On the contrary ... by re-encoding quality can not but suffer.
Hm. I'm going to a mail s.den Support Ahead of write times
to see whether the log.
They could even incorporate an option to turn off the neuencodieren, and only if one wants to be re-encoded it.
I'll Retry it, perhaps there mal ne option I've overlooked.
Helmi
Antwort von wolfgang:
Material of a digital satellite has a rule "artificial" Data Rate Raised - 15,000 are the norm rather than the exception. Actual data rates are sitting much deeper, otherwise the files would be so much greater. Authoring tools to believe because of this artificially high data rate that the material is located outside the spec of the DVDs - and often want to re-encode.
DVDPatcher of help here, a little feeware-tool, with which you simply the data rate to 3500 or so patched. CAsEs patched as synonymous to the Resolutionum - sent when, for example on the Disney Channel a children's show only to reduced quality is 480x576, 720x576, and we hold out sets. Always with the aim of avoiding the recent authors to encode at. In case the matter must then go to 480x576 with the same tool Resolutionder the VOB files to the authors and of 720x576 before burning back to back 480x76 patch, then the thing works. The data rate does not return you have to patch itself.
Perhaps you can help even the next.
