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  • IztokT
    Junior Member
    Junior Member
    • Nov 2001
    • 11

    352 x 288 or 384 x 288

    I'm capturing movies using TV tuner. Till now I've used 384x288 size, because this is TRUE 4:3 format.
    Now I want to make some VCD. But here the standard is 352x288 (why? this is not 4:3). I know that I can crop it in TMPGEnc, but then I lose some information.

    Question is: What is the best solution? Always capturing using 352x288 size and then I don't need to adjust the size or there is some other solution with 384x288.

    Thanks
    Iztok
  • Batman
    Lord of Digital Video
    Lord of Digital Video
    • Jan 2002
    • 2317

    #2
    For the purpose of creating vcd's 352x288 is benificial.

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    • benderman
      Digital Video Specialist
      Digital Video Specialist
      • Nov 2001
      • 770

      #3
      Analog TVs don't work with pixels like computer-monitors and so the resolution dosen't need to be 4:3 to be displayed on a 4:3 screen. Most digital videos for VCD/DVD-Players have other sapect ratios (SVCD: 480x576, DVD: 720x576)

      If you allready have some movies with 384x288 and want to resize them, you can easily do that with VirtualDUBs frameserver.
      don't trust in guides

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      • techno
        Digital Video Master
        Digital Video Master
        • Nov 2001
        • 1309

        #4
        I always capture 320*240 and then load in the VCD or SVCD template in TMPGENC and convert it. I don't lose information or quality.

        Techno

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        • IztokT
          Junior Member
          Junior Member
          • Nov 2001
          • 11

          #5
          Is there any difference in playing full sceen on computer if I capture in 352x288 or 384x288. Is see the difference when playing in window, but I'm not sure if there is in full screen.

          Iztok

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          • techno
            Digital Video Master
            Digital Video Master
            • Nov 2001
            • 1309

            #6
            no difference

            all it is is the res. when u open the file.

            sometimes, quality can be affected but not the way I do it!

            Techno

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