On Tuesday 11 Feb 2003 6:20 am, Derek Fountain wrote:
> I have a 90 minute movie which I want to burn onto one CD which I can play
> on my DVD player. I'm not worried about quality, just the convenience of
> not having to change disks half way through.
>
> lav2mpeg does a great job of creating VCD and SVCD mpeg files which are
> good quality, but too big. What can I tweak to get the size right down?
> Would an SVCD with an abnormally low bit rate be the solution? Is there any
> way of working out how many MB 90 minutes takes based on bitrate?
You probably won't be able to build an SVCD for 90 minutes with acceptable
video quality. The Data-rate would fall below the ranges for which MPEG-2
works well. To achieve it: set the Data-rate low enough. You'd need
around 1300Kbps total to fit it onto an 80-minute CD-R blank.
No idea how high you'd want to set base quantisation but I'd suspect at least
12.
Andrew
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