acue
16th March 2006, 14:46
Hi.
I am really tired with experiments to discover optimal vbv params of DivX encoder to make player (Samsung HT-KD800) correctly playback my homemade DivX-video.
I use DivX 5.2.1
Player chip set based on ESS Vibratto II.
It is not DivX certified, but (from the user manual):
1. DivX files are supported only for bit stream up to 6 Mbit per second.
2. While playback disk having bitrate above than 320 KBit per second the picture can flutter.
I trying many sets of vbv params. Some files are playbacked correctly by the player but other (encoded with the same params) fluttered on TV (in some quick moments of video).
Could anybody help me with
-vbv <bitrate>,<buffer size>,<initial occupancy>
which is necessary to get DivX files compatible with my standalone?
From DivX userguide:
Bitrate is the maximum sustainable read bitrate in bits per second of the target system.
Buffer size is the size in bits of the buffer associated with the video stream of the target system.
Initial occupancy is the number of bits from the video stream assumed by the encoder to have been pre-buffered by the target system before playback begins.
Please, answer my question or show me the way.
I am really tired with experiments to discover optimal vbv params of DivX encoder to make player (Samsung HT-KD800) correctly playback my homemade DivX-video.
I use DivX 5.2.1
Player chip set based on ESS Vibratto II.
It is not DivX certified, but (from the user manual):
1. DivX files are supported only for bit stream up to 6 Mbit per second.
2. While playback disk having bitrate above than 320 KBit per second the picture can flutter.
I trying many sets of vbv params. Some files are playbacked correctly by the player but other (encoded with the same params) fluttered on TV (in some quick moments of video).
Could anybody help me with
-vbv <bitrate>,<buffer size>,<initial occupancy>
which is necessary to get DivX files compatible with my standalone?
From DivX userguide:
Bitrate is the maximum sustainable read bitrate in bits per second of the target system.
Buffer size is the size in bits of the buffer associated with the video stream of the target system.
Initial occupancy is the number of bits from the video stream assumed by the encoder to have been pre-buffered by the target system before playback begins.
Please, answer my question or show me the way.