On Wed, 24 Aug 2005, Joe Friedrichsen wrote:
> > Let me guess - you're trying to encode HD material :)
> Nope, just curious! I have a NTSC DV camera, and I'll be encoding for
Oh - ok. Last time the subject came up someone was trying to
encode HD material.
> According to the link I've included, 15000 is the max bitrate for [EMAIL
> PROTECTED]
> encoders; but, maybe it's different in the source.
If you're running something newer than 1.6.2 you can, as I mentioned,
use the "--no-constraints" and -V options to cajole mjpeg2enc to
encoding at higher rates. Prior to the RC2 or cvs versions there
was a bug that effectively no-op'd the no-constraints option.
I have, as an experiment, encoded 1920x1080 (well, actually it should
be 1920x1088 with the vertical display size set to 1080 - but mpeg2enc
doesn't support setting that option in the headers).
Cheers,
Steven Schultz
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