Svcd

[djong1]

What is the difference between a svcd, a vcd and a DVD-rip?

[Shinigami_[R.I.P.]]

VCD- MPEG 1 quality (sorta like a VHS but on disc)

SVCD- a Super VCD that is MPEG2 quality but not on DVD discs

DVD-rip - is a movie that was ripped from a DVD and was decoded down to an avi or mpg. Depeding on how you encode it, can either be VCD (MPEG 1) quality, SVCD or DVD quality (MPEG 2).

[Genius]

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[djong1]

Originally posted by Shinigami@16 March 2003 - 19:19
VCD- MPEG 1 quality (sorta like a VHS but on disc)

SVCD- a Super VCD that is MPEG2 quality but not on DVD discs

DVD-rip - is a movie that was ripped from a DVD and was decoded down to an avi or mpg. Depeding on how you encode it, can either be VCD (MPEG 1) quality, SVCD or DVD quality (MPEG 2).
thx

[VB]

DVD rip means that the source was a DVD.

VCD and SVCD are both movie encoding formats.

VCD uses MPEG-1 and has a fixed bitrate (~quality).
SVCD uses MPEG-2 (more compression) and it can have different bitrates. Even a variable bitrate in a moviefile is possible.

Usually SVCD is better quality as VCD. Due to better compression and higher bitrates.

[Jibbler]

Any DVD rips that you download, such as divx or avi, were first encoded in SVCD.--

Jibbler