Phototaker
14th April 2009, 06:23
I have often had problems in choosing just what would be the best size for the outputted file since it appears that AGK doesn't even provide a rough estimate for your outputting settings. I recalled that some of the older recoding tools that I used to use did this so I decided to see what file size they thought might be OK.
For instance I dropped a file into Dr DIVX & after it has scanned the file it said that the new file would be 720x304 pixels & be 1120MB in size. I then put the same file into AGK & set it to 1120 MB & after it had done it's thing said that the size would be 672x 288.
Is the difference frame size because AGK is using the XVID codec or is some there other explanation for this? What is the best way to input settings?
I dropped a MPEG2 file into AGK from a file recorded off the air. The frame size was 1280 x720p. AGK said that the file it would create would be 720x576. DR DIVX allowed me to have a file of 1280x720.
Once again is it possible to get AGK to create files using larger frame sizes?
I've noticed that most files created are about 20-25% of what the original was. Would it just be easier to set ever file to come out at 25%?
For instance I dropped a file into Dr DIVX & after it has scanned the file it said that the new file would be 720x304 pixels & be 1120MB in size. I then put the same file into AGK & set it to 1120 MB & after it had done it's thing said that the size would be 672x 288.
Is the difference frame size because AGK is using the XVID codec or is some there other explanation for this? What is the best way to input settings?
I dropped a MPEG2 file into AGK from a file recorded off the air. The frame size was 1280 x720p. AGK said that the file it would create would be 720x576. DR DIVX allowed me to have a file of 1280x720.
Once again is it possible to get AGK to create files using larger frame sizes?
I've noticed that most files created are about 20-25% of what the original was. Would it just be easier to set ever file to come out at 25%?