> Unfortunately, Cinelerra doesn't allow for CLI driven rendering other
> than the rather inflexible batch render functions, and I though I found
> that rendering an edited project first to DV, then rendering the DV file
> to MPEG, gives a noticeable quality degradation.
The very noticeable degrad
On 11/23/06, Richard Rasker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It would be nice if there was a tool to calculate which values for bit
> rate and quantization would still result in a valid DVD MPEG file, based
> on a given DV file, without actually having to go through the lengthy
> rendering process itse
Hi all,
I've been working with Linux & video for some time now, mostly with
Kino, Cinelerra and occasionally CLI tools (mplex, mencoder). The
question I have deals with one of the elusive Holy Grails of video
processing: how to render a given DV file into the highest possible
quality DVD.
So far,
