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Posted by DJboutit on 01-15-2005 09:11 AM:

What Setting do you use when making SVCDs

I want to know what settings you use when rippin DVDs to SVCD. Here are the setting I use

Output Frame Rate 25
Video Bit Rate 1700 to 2000 denpending on the length of the video
Motion Quality Good
Resoluation 640x480
Volume 5 To 6

I use 1click DVD To VCD to make my SVCD it was just a test. I try to keep it under 1400mb to only have two cdrs. What freeware program do you guys use to make SVCDs. Also does anybody know of any good freeware video splitter for mpg avi asf and such I want to split a video into 2 files.


Posted by J Fresh on 01-15-2005 06:57 PM:

first off 640x480 is not a compliant SVCD...480x480 is.

your best bet... DVD2SVCD, i have copies that like perfect just like the DVD

with CCE 2.5 5 passes

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Posted by President on 01-16-2005 01:55 AM:

Re: What Setting do you use when making SVCDs

quote:
Originally posted by DJboutit
I want to know what settings you use when rippin DVDs to SVCD. Here are the setting I use

Output Frame Rate 25
Video Bit Rate 1700 to 2000 denpending on the length of the video
Motion Quality Good
Resoluation 640x480
Volume 5 To 6

I use 1click DVD To VCD to make my SVCD it was just a test. I try to keep it under 1400mb to only have two cdrs. What freeware program do you guys use to make SVCDs. Also does anybody know of any good freeware video splitter for mpg avi asf and such I want to split a video into 2 files.

Apart from 640x480 obviously being wrong, if you're in Texas, why are you converting to 25fps/PAL? Isn't most of your source material NTSC? Head over to videohelp.com and check out some of the DVD->SVCD guides.


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