Dear Matti,
Could you create nice CVD's succeasfully with mpeg2enc / mplex?
If there were problems let me know. I'd like to add the necessary flags
needed if it doesn't work.
> Yes, CVD, SVCD and VCD will all go away the day DVD burners become
> mainstream and the DVD media becomes as cheap as CDRs are today. But
> all those standards are based on MPEG so you may prepare yourself
> with DVD in mind by encoding stuff which can be most easily
> transferred to DVD in the future.
>
> And CVD with 48kHz audio seems to be a better format than SVCD in this
> respect.
Hmmm.... that 352 horizontal resolution will really show up badly. The best
option is probably to the ability of a lot of modern DVD players to simply
play an MPEG stream on a standard CD-ROM!
You can then encode and mux in DVD format and transfer later when you can
afford a decent player. Of course, each disk won't play too long, but around
35-40 minutes should be possible with good (digital) broadcast material and
40-45 if your transcoding from DVD.
Andrew
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