Hi -
> From: Florin Andrei <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > > transcode -i ../dv -F 4,"-a 2 -I 1 -S ${maxfs}" -b 128 -V \
> > > -g 720x480 -B 0,15,16 -x dv,avi -y mpeg2enc,mp2enc \
> > > -E 44100 -J resample -o ${name}
> >
> Actually, -g means the _input_ image size. I think it's redundant (my
> Digital8 files are 720x480 and i think transcode can figure it out), but
Ah, ok - I thought I had seen programs with tons of options before
but transcode is in a class by itself ;)
> i'm using it just in case. I never tried to not use it.
> -B 0,15,16 means "scale 15x16 pixels down on the horizontal, and 0x16
> pixels down on the vertical". Which effectively makes the output image
> 480x480. Yeah, i know, the syntax is not straightforward.
Thanks for the explanation. I still find "yuvscaler -O SVCD"
simpler/easier :)
> Any other idea?
> Broken DVD player?
Possible. I have seen a player (JVC as I recall) that claimed
to support SVCDs but in order to get it to play them without
jitter/stuttering I had to drop the average bitrate down from
SVCD's ~2500 to around 2100. It just didn't have very good
SVCD compatibility ;(
What does mplex say your average bitrate is?
Cheers,
Steven Schultz
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