On Mittwoch, 5. März 2003 08:33 Javier Hernandez wrote:
> Aferwards I got my Canopus ADVC-100 and now everything is
> different ¡¡¡
>
> :))
>
> If your main intention is to convert from Analog to Digital
> I would go for the Canopus.
I use the Canopus ADVC-50, it is much cheaper than the ADVC-100
Hi all,
I've finally successfully created an svcd - thanks for the help.
My question now is concerning bit-rate. I've watched many svcds, some
of which are 2 hour movies that come on 3 disks, yet are within spec -
my hw player refuses anything even slightly over spec...
My first successful atte
Hallo
> I've finally successfully created an svcd - thanks for the help.
>
> My question now is concerning bit-rate. I've watched many svcds, some
> of which are 2 hour movies that come on 3 disks, yet are within spec -
> my hw player refuses anything even slightly over spec...
>
> My first suc
This is what I did
streamer -q -F mono16 -f mjpeg -n ntsc -r 23.976 -t 270 -o test.avi
lav2yuv +p test.avi | mpeg2enc -f 2 -F 1 -o test.m1v
And I get it to Seg Fault
Berni asked for the INFO from mpeg2enc
I was not able to get this information. What option would tell me this?
I am using a loc
Wie gehts,
Ok, so the default q value is 6 - some examples use 7. I realize that
this is probably a matter of taste, but, in your experience, what q
value works nicely for dvd source for svcd out? The chart seems to
indicate <= 6 - other examples list 7, someone recommended 9 to me once,
if I re
