From: "Yvan Gagnon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: RE: Quality video at 20kbps???
I'd suggest that for 20kbps video streams, you use the "slideshow" encoder
setting when there's a lot of movement in the source video. Granted, it's
not exactly video, .. but it's a lot more acceptable looking over a 28.8
connection.
regards,
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Subject: Re: Quality video at 20kbps???
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Subject: Re: Quality video at 20kbps???
>From looking at techweb's program, its possible to get
good video at 20kbps atleast for video consisting of a
talking head, newstype stuff. Whats probably needed
is a crystal clear source, ie digital video, and dual
pentium 2 or 3 system with tonz of ram...which ofcourse
I have neither ;-) Once (if?) broadband access, or atleast
users get connections consistent near 56k performance,
become the norm, streaming video will become a reality
for everyone. Its kinda hard to expect good video with
only 15k (assuming audio is encoded at 5k). You can
get some decent video for 56k users, since u can have
video encoded up to 29k.
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