AMITAGARWAL02 said:
Thanks slugger
VIDEO RECORDING QUALITY
Mode Time Bit Rate Encode NTSC PAL/SECAM
HQ 1hr 9.5Mpbs MPEG2 720X480 720X576
SP 2hrs 5.1Mpbs MPEG2 720X480 720X576
LP 3hrs 3.3Mpbs MPEG2 352X480 352X576
EP 4hrs 2.5Mpbs MPEG2 352X480 352X576
SLP 6hrs 1.7Mpbs MPEG1 352X240 352X288
I choosen - EP 4hrs 2.5Mpbs MPEG2 352X480 352X576
So width is 352 and height is 576 .
Tell me best setting so that i can have original quality with Xvid codec.
If i convert 352 Width to 576 or 640 will it degrade the video.
d00d if u notcie, the first screenshot that you have posted, saying it is the
original, has a
width which is
more than the height
whereas when u choose
352X576 the
width becomes less than the height, so obviously d video will streach unnaturally
i dont know wat is d aspect ration of d original VOB file, but i suggest dat while encoding the Vob into AVI use an aspect ratio where the
width is more than the height
AMITAGARWAL02 said:
I want to know best ratio of video so i can convert it without loosing quality .
The video is approx 2140 Kbps
well it seems that u seem to b confused between
Aspect Ratio and
Bitrate
the Aspect Ratio will determine how ur Video will appear on the monitor
if a video file with aspect ratio of 16:9 is viewed on a monitor with aspect ratio of 4:3 it there will b black strips on top and bottom of the monitor,
it has
nothin to do with the quality of the video, wheras is u wach it on a widescreen monitor d black strips will dissappear
wat u r asking for when u talk about qlty of video is essentially d
encoded bitrate
wen u said
AMITAGARWAL02 said:
The video is approx 2140 Kbps
u r basically tellin me dat the video file has been encoded @ a
bitrate of 2140kbps
to have as close to to d origianal vieo as possible you could encode it at a bitrate of anythin between
800-1200kbps with
two passes of encodin
depending on d software u use der will b other parameters dat u can tweak, but d above two are the single biggest facters which detrmine how good the encoded video will b -
encoded bitrate and
number of passes made while encodin