Undersized Video Target File

MMXZ · 31st May 2004, 16:49

Ok, I got this 1 hour and 50 minutes movie, which I want to make it into 2CD Version of 700mb each. With RC4, I used MPEG matrix and targetted 1.3GB of size (100mb would be audio which would be joined later), but my result was having a 910mb of video instead of 1.3GB ~_~. A friend suggested me using others matrixes, so I used hls-bestpicture but my result still is below from what I want, 960mb... 50 mb more. What solutions you suggest me??

Things that I also tried:

Increased bitrate (failed, same size)
Increased filesize (failed, same size)
Updated to 1.0 final (failed, same size)

So is there any setting that can let me go to my goal of 1.3GB?

Thanks, MMXZ

Mnl · 31st May 2004, 18:00

Hi MMXZ

Sounds like the codec maxed out with the settings you use.

Try this sticky for more info on undersized files.

lordadmira · 2nd June 2004, 15:55

What that means is that for the matrix and settings u used, 960 MB is the maximum attainable quality. To go any higher u need high quality matrices. Try Fox Home Entertainment, that'll give u nice big files.

LA

Luminaria · 5th June 2004, 15:27

Make sure that you're not capping your quants either

31st May 2004, 16:49	#1 \| Link
MMXZ Registered User Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 1	Undersized Video Target File Ok, I got this 1 hour and 50 minutes movie, which I want to make it into 2CD Version of 700mb each. With RC4, I used MPEG matrix and targetted 1.3GB of size (100mb would be audio which would be joined later), but my result was having a 910mb of video instead of 1.3GB ~_~. A friend suggested me using others matrixes, so I used hls-bestpicture but my result still is below from what I want, 960mb... 50 mb more. What solutions you suggest me?? Things that I also tried: Increased bitrate (failed, same size) Increased filesize (failed, same size) Updated to 1.0 final (failed, same size) So is there any setting that can let me go to my goal of 1.3GB? Thanks, MMXZ

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lordadmira Registered User Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Zinzinnati Posts: 281	What that means is that for the matrix and settings u used, 960 MB is the maximum attainable quality. To go any higher u need high quality matrices. Try Fox Home Entertainment, that'll give u nice big files. LA __________________ Anata wa baka da! REPENT!

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31st May 2004, 18:00	#2 \| Link
Mnl Registered User Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Denmark Posts: 93	Hi MMXZ Sounds like the codec maxed out with the settings you use. Try this sticky for more info on undersized files.

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Luminaria Registered User Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: South Carolina, USA Posts: 22	Make sure that you're not capping your quants either