#1 2007-09-27 12:19:35
How to choose the perfect settings ?
Hello out there
I tried to convert a .ram file into .mpeg2 (after renaming it in .rm) because I want to burn it on DVD.
This is the analysis of the original file.
File size : 175 MiB
PlayTime : 30mn 24s
Bit rate : 800 Kbps
Performer : www.ls.com
Copyright : (c) R
Video #0
Codec : RealVideo 4
Codec/Info : RealVideo 9
PlayTime : 30mn 24s
Bit rate : 756 Kbps
Width : 360 pixels
Height : 288 pixels
Aspect ratio : 5/4
Frame rate : 25 fps
Resolution : 12 bits
Bits/(Pixel*Frame) : 0.292
Audio #0
Codec : RealAudio 7
Codec/Info : Real Audio G2/7 Cook (low bitrate)
PlayTime : 30mn 24s
Bit rate : 44 Kbps
Channel(s) : 2 channels
Resolution : 16 bits
SampleRate : 22050
How do I learn the optimal settings for Super (not only for that case but for every conversion I like to do)?
All results i got by now are more or less unsatisfying
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#2 2007-09-27 13:23:52
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Re: How to choose the perfect settings ?
hi,
http://www.w3exchange.com/p4447-2007-06 … html#p4447
increasing VideoScaleSize eats lot of memory and leads to a larger filesize not to mention
the pixelated output when the original input has small VideoScaleSize.
increasing video/audio bitrates will increase filesize but WON'T IMPROVE QUALITY
as a matter of fact, there's nothing that can improve quality.
decreasing video/audio bitrates will decrease both filesize and quality
you may lower audio bitrate and samplerate if the content isn't required to be the
highest audio quality. filesize will be smaller.
lower fps will skip frames (12.5 skips every other frame and cut the filesize in half)
post your queries about SUPER(C) in here
http://www.w3exchange.com/f26-multimedia-software.html
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