FamousPerson
19th October 2002, 01:16
A few people have pointed out to me that CCEGuesser doesn't work too well with PAL.
So, I've gathered a bunch of PAL encode sample data (Thanks Sidar!), only to discover that CCE's average bitrate output is very different with PAL (for one-pass VBR, anyway).
Anyway, I've tried my best to come up with a predicter function for PAL.
Please, try it out. If you find that it is very innacurate in a particular case, please send me a PM with the following info:
-Total frames in movie
-MIN bitrate you used
-expected size
-Exact size of output .m2v file, in bytes
And I'll to my best to correct the algorithm.
As always, CCEGuesser only works with the following settings:
- Single pass VBR
- Quality 5
- Q 60
- MAX bitrate 8000
cceguesser.zip (http://www.vanhouwelingen.com/marcvh/cceguesser/cceguesser.zip)
So, I've gathered a bunch of PAL encode sample data (Thanks Sidar!), only to discover that CCE's average bitrate output is very different with PAL (for one-pass VBR, anyway).
Anyway, I've tried my best to come up with a predicter function for PAL.
Please, try it out. If you find that it is very innacurate in a particular case, please send me a PM with the following info:
-Total frames in movie
-MIN bitrate you used
-expected size
-Exact size of output .m2v file, in bytes
And I'll to my best to correct the algorithm.
As always, CCEGuesser only works with the following settings:
- Single pass VBR
- Quality 5
- Q 60
- MAX bitrate 8000
cceguesser.zip (http://www.vanhouwelingen.com/marcvh/cceguesser/cceguesser.zip)