Selva Nair:
My Pioneer 444 PAL DVD player plays (X)SVCDs at 480x576, 352x576, 720x576 and even a VCD-like 352x288 MPEG2 with both 44.1 and 48 kHz audio from about 1455-2500 kb/s.Well, if you are targetting a particular player it makes sense to use the maximum supported bit rate. My Pioneer HTD510 is quite linient when it comes to VCD/SVCD playback (it even plays 720x480 or 720x576 mpegs burned as an SVCD), but it can't handle more than 3000kb/s muxed rate. I have a philips 623 player that I am yet to stress test, but I know that 2000kb/s VCD is very jerky on it. With this and simpilar philips players this is not a concern as it can play almost all kinds of mpeg1/mpeg2 files simply burned on to a ISO data track on a CD-R -- I have tried peak bit rates up to 6000kb/s.
But if I go above 2500 kb/s the playback always stutters no matter what I do (mplex with various -r values, for example).
Is this just a limitation of the player or is there any trick that can enable 3000-5000 kb/s playback?
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Matti Haveri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> <http://www.sjoki.uta.fi/~shmhav/>
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