hi i have a avi movie that i encode to mpeg with tmpgenc with about 4000kbs and the quality level set to max quality so when i burn the dvd and play it on my dvd the vido sometimes pixels this doesnot happen ok the pc while i work it on media player any help would be great thanks.
I"m sorry but I don"t understand your question because it is all Giberish.... Can you Please explain your Question but this time in English......Cheers
my problem is i burn a dvd-r and the video is pixeled (or the video becomes pixelized) when i play it with my dvd player but nothing happens when i watch it on pc? what is the problem? (i encoded the video (avi 2 Mpg) to 4000 kbits and the movie is about 1:40 mins long)
Well 4000kbs should be enough Bitrate to encode without Pixeletion But that all depends on your AVI File and what DVD Standard you are useing.... If your Source AVI file has a Lower resolution than the Mpeg2 file you are createing then the Encoder has to resize the resolution which will Cause Pixelation which no ammount of Bitrate will fix, so you should be encodeing to the DVD Standard that is closest to the Resolution of your AVI file... The 3 DVD standards you can use are : Full D1 720+480-NTSC 720+576-Pal Half D1 352+480-NTSC 352+576-Pal SIF/CIF 352+240-NTSC 352+288-Pal So depending on the Resolution of your AVI file you should choose the Standard closest to that resolution because Up-Sizeing the Resolution greatly reduces the Quality and Causes Pixelation.... Cheers PS: For a 1 hour 40 minute Movie to fit on a DVD you can use a Bitrate of up to 5800kbs and an audio Bitrate of 192kbs, So you should be useing the Highest Bitrate Possible without going over the Max size of the DVD so you can maximize the Quality without wasteing space on the DVD, and Never use LPCM as the audio format when encodeing, Use Mpeg1 Layer 2 audio because LPCM takes up Far too much Space on the DVD.....
yeah just one thing these standereds how the heck do i use them? i just use tpmg to encode the video to mpeg 2 i have no clue what these 3 DVD standards are? can could possibly expain how the use these to me? oh 1 more question for audio i open it in goldwave and save the audio as a wave mp3 is that right or can i adjust the audio through TPEG? if i can, can u tell me how? thanks
ok never mind my first question i understand that now but can your answer my audio question. thank your very much your advice was very help full.
You don"t encode the Audio to MP3 because MP3 is not a DVD compliant Format, You have to use MP2 (Mpeg1 Layer 2) and you use Tmpgenc to encode the audio to Mp2, in the audio settings you get the choice of useing 3 Formats ,mp1, mp2, and LPCM.... If you would have encoded to this Format in the First Place when you were encodeing the Video then the audio and Video would have been in the Same Mpg file so you wouldn"t have seperate Audio and Video Files...
