churchmouse
28th March 2004, 22:52
I obviously don't understand something very basic about d2sroba.
I thought that it gave a speed advantage by homing on a quality setting to reach a certain target size of svcd encoding.
I have tried 3.4.0 and 3.3.3. I have default settings. It makes great SVCDs, but as it iterates to find a good Q value, it is encoding the whole movie each time.
The log starts like this
Using CCE version 2.50
--------------------------------------------------------
- Movie length : 01:50:31 (159004 frames, 23.976 fps)
- D2S audio brate : (160 + 0) kbps
- D2S video estim. : 1652 kbps, 2 CDs
- Select Ranges : every 500, select 15 frames
- Sample frames : 159004
--------------------------------------------------------
and indeed it encodes 159004 frames (in this example) every time it tries a new value of Q. I have sample size set at 3% ; I would have thought that it in fact encoded only 3% of the movie each time it evaluates a new Q value.
Is this something to do with the conditional sizing pass? Or do I misunderstand the meaning of sample %?
I have read the faq and quite a few postings.
I thought that it gave a speed advantage by homing on a quality setting to reach a certain target size of svcd encoding.
I have tried 3.4.0 and 3.3.3. I have default settings. It makes great SVCDs, but as it iterates to find a good Q value, it is encoding the whole movie each time.
The log starts like this
Using CCE version 2.50
--------------------------------------------------------
- Movie length : 01:50:31 (159004 frames, 23.976 fps)
- D2S audio brate : (160 + 0) kbps
- D2S video estim. : 1652 kbps, 2 CDs
- Select Ranges : every 500, select 15 frames
- Sample frames : 159004
--------------------------------------------------------
and indeed it encodes 159004 frames (in this example) every time it tries a new value of Q. I have sample size set at 3% ; I would have thought that it in fact encoded only 3% of the movie each time it evaluates a new Q value.
Is this something to do with the conditional sizing pass? Or do I misunderstand the meaning of sample %?
I have read the faq and quite a few postings.