I need to put these videos on a portable media player, and there are a lot of them, so I need very good compression.
It's definitely possible, as on a previous forum I saw a guy do it with MainConcept Reference, he just used some settings on it that he won't tell me about, "at least not for free". I could get a video to this size as well without his help, but big artifacts randomly appear, taking up a quarter of the screen. He however managed to get it at the same quality, pretty much constantly (and changing the bitrate to the "constant" option doesn't fix it for me).
What could he have done to get the quality so good, and are there perhaps some other H.264 encoders that you KNOW or at least highly think will compress to 1MB/min, 320x240 resolution, at decdent quality?
Here is the video I am talking about: http : // dl.dropbox.com /u/27054690/Mario%20Kart%20240x180%2016x9%20H264-MC%20120kbps%20Sample. mp4 (had to break down link).
It may not be 320x240, but he said it wasn't even a challenge to get that compression at that resolution, so it must be pretty easy to add 80x60 to that resolution. Even if it loses a tiny bit of quality.
It's definitely possible, as on a previous forum I saw a guy do it with MainConcept Reference, he just used some settings on it that he won't tell me about, "at least not for free". I could get a video to this size as well without his help, but big artifacts randomly appear, taking up a quarter of the screen. He however managed to get it at the same quality, pretty much constantly (and changing the bitrate to the "constant" option doesn't fix it for me).
What could he have done to get the quality so good, and are there perhaps some other H.264 encoders that you KNOW or at least highly think will compress to 1MB/min, 320x240 resolution, at decdent quality?
Here is the video I am talking about: http : // dl.dropbox.com /u/27054690/Mario%20Kart%20240x180%2016x9%20H264-MC%20120kbps%20Sample. mp4 (had to break down link).
It may not be 320x240, but he said it wasn't even a challenge to get that compression at that resolution, so it must be pretty easy to add 80x60 to that resolution. Even if it loses a tiny bit of quality.
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