Encoding From Avi To Mpeg
(Click here to view the original thread with full colors/images)Posted by: ryan_mckinnie
I downloaded pulp fiction and its size was 675mb. i put it through tmpgenc and when it popped out it was a 1.5gig file. wtf . How can i make this file smaller and is there any possible way to put it on to one cd?
Any help appreciated
Ryan
I also need an avi splitter for some reason avi splitter wont run on my comp says the timeclock ran out or something
Posted by: {I}{K}{E}
put the bitrate lower
Posted by: ryan_mckinnie
is that option in tmpgenc. what should i lower it to?
Posted by: {I}{K}{E}
dunno,
open Gspot and check what bitrate the .avi has.
settings -> stream type must be MPEG II
settings -> Bitrate, here you can change the bitrate (lower means less quality)
Posted by: browser
If you change it to mpeg the file usually gets bigger, how much depends on bitrate which is in the 'other options' part of TMPGEnc
Posted by: 3RA1N1AC
Originally posted by browser@10 October 2003 - 15:38
If you change it to mpeg the file usually gets bigger, how much depends on bitrate which is in the 'other options' part of TMPGEnc
it doesn't have to get bigger. you can make a smaller MPEG out of an AVI, but it will look really bad.
making VCD-format MPEG out of a DivX file will produce a file that's nearly twice as big, though.
Posted by: muchspl2
try kvcd
Posted by: 3RA1N1AC
Originally posted by muchspl2@10 October 2003 - 16:48
try kvcd
there's an option. depends on whether your DVD player is compatible with KVCD though. you should find out, before investing any time in encoding.
Posted by: Grimlock
just use easy video splitter to split it and main concept encoder to encode both files to vcds then burn it on two discs with nero and watch one then the other.
ps all these apps can be found on kazaalite.
oh and they are all very user friendly main concept is way more user friendly than TMPenc.
Posted by: Jay
use arcsoft showbiz, it comes with windows xp. its much better for encoding files to mpeg
Posted by: muchspl2
Originally posted by Jay@11 October 2003 - 18:29
use arcsoft showbiz, it comes with windows xp. its much better for encoding files to mpeg
than nero yes, tmpegnc no
Posted by: kyle131eaton
avi wont play on my winamp or media player :(