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What are the best settings for it because i'm new to the Xvid codec.
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Originally Posted by stormrager
Visit this link for info on Bitsetting. There's pleny of info there to read.
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Cambion7
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thanks alot it really helped.
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Blutach deserves all the thanks for that info. But you're welcome for the link!Originally Posted by stormragerthanks alot it really helped.
Edit - Remind me to get to my eye doctor! What program are you using to ENCODE so I know what the BEST settings are.
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bitsetting has nothing to do with xvid, i don't see how it could've helped
for best (highest quality) xvid settings, see http://forum.digital-digest.com/show...702#post343702"What were the things in Gremlins called?" - Karl Pilkington
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The best settings are somewhat subjective and depend alot on your source and destination. The best settings for a live action film might not be the best for a cartoon.
Best quality would be constant quant 1, all I frames with a high quality CQM. That isn't going to give you the best quality for a 1 CD rip though since it will be way too large.
Also you have issues like standalone compatibility, if that is what you are aiming for. No standalone can handle 3 warp point GMC. Some can't handle qpel and most have issues with certain CQM's as well as bitrate spikes.Comment
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