Hallo

> I'm converting NTSC DV material (720x480 interlaced 29.9fps, a lot of
> movement, shot from a handheld while walking) to standard-compliant
> SVCD.
> While playing with mpeg2enc parameters, i tried to compare various -I
> options. Apparently, -I 2 looks worse than -I 1, which is not what i
> expected after reading the man page.
> The beginning of the movie with -I 2 is very, very bad, but after one
> second the image becomes gradually clearer, the blockiness dissapears
> gradually. Yet still, it looks like -I 1 provide an overall less
> blockiness even way after the beginning, the image seems to be clearer.
> The difference is small though.
> Did i misinterpreted the manual?
> 
> Here are the relevant parameters:
> 
> mpeg2enc -v 0 -f 4 -F 4 -n n -o "aniv".m2v -a 2 -I 2 -S 795

2 Things: The code activeted when using the -I 2 option is not that much
optimized than the code of the -I 0/1 option. 

As you can find out on your own in the manpage, the -I 2 need more
bandwith. Because it encodes each field-by-field and not frame-by-frame. 
So you would need more bandwith to achive the same quality. If your
video alreaddy needs much bandwith (limited to 2500kBit) you will see
more arefacts. 

There was a reason why the field-by-field encoding as activaed, I do not
rember why, but you will find that in the mailing list archive. 

auf hoffentlich bald,

Berni the Chaos of Woodquarter

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