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H4wkin5
30th March 2003, 15:18
Hey I’m having trouble getting the Video size encoded with DivX Pro 5.0.3 right.

I don't think the “equation” I use is flawed but i still get a difference of -1,4% to -2% this is not a lot but it matters ;)

The “equation” is roughly:
Bitrate * Secs = Size

So is this a bug in DivX 5.0.3 or is it something else?

jggimi
30th March 2003, 16:22
Try using a bitrate calculator. I recommend using Gordian Knot. Gknot is a bitrate calculator that will also take into account audio soundtracks and AVI overhead. (Gknot is also an AviSynth script generator, and a complete DivX encoding suite, though it doesn't directly encode DivX 5.03+, only DivX 5.02 or DivX 3.11.)

Acaila
30th March 2003, 16:33
The correct calculation is:
Bitrate (kbps) * Duration (secs) * 1000 / 8 / 1024 = Size (kB)

DivX 5 uses 1 kbit = 1000 bits, instead of 1 kbit = 1024 bits like DivX 3 and XviD do.

H4wkin5
30th March 2003, 17:16
Thx Acaila that was the flaw

Now for some testing :D


btw i liked GKnot with DivX 5.0.2 but now that i can use n'th pass i will ;)

H4wkin5
14th April 2003, 19:49
Am I right in assuming that the same rule applies with DivX 4 (1kbit = 1000bits)

:D :rolleyes: :) :p ;)

jonny
15th April 2003, 10:39
Yes :)