On Mon, 4 Oct 2004, Roman Shaposhnick wrote:
> Personally, I use DV for that.
I concur. (as an aside I have recently viewed the SVCD/VCDs I made
using a Bt878 card vs the discs I made after switching to DV - oh
my goodness the quality took a quantum leap upward!).
How did I know you'd say that? <grin>
> And not just any DV, but a hacked-up version
No need for any hacked-up version - disc space is easy to come by
(I've a terabyte sitting around in 160 and 200GB drives) ;)
> of my DV codec from FFMPEG that can use different bitrates. The default
> framesize for PAL is 144000 bytes, this can be cut down to ~130000 bytes
You can do that? I thought the DV format was quite strict about the
format, bitrate, etc.
> Of course, don't expect Premiere to happily load it :-)
Or Final Cut Pro/Express... Not sure about Kino - I think that uses
libdv which may not understand non-standard DV streams.
Cheers,
Steven Schultz
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