for manono_another problem with encoding!

[etain]

hey ..i need your help again plz..
it like this:
i have a home made movie
resolution:576*432
FPS:23.976
the file is *.avi

wanted to make it ntsc 16:9
used fitcd like before. fitcd gave me this script:

# -= AviSynth v2.5.6.0 script by FitCD v1.2.8 =-
AVISource("E:\datm-aiot.avi")
LanczosResize(496,448,0,2,576,428)
AddBorders(112,16,112,16)
#Trim(0,121872).FadeOut(150)
ConvertToYUY2() # For VirtualDub or CCE

from that script i took those lines and the script i made looked like this:
AVISource("E:\datm-aiot.avi")LanczosResize(496,448,0,2,576,428)
AddBorders(112,16,112,16)
ConvertToYUY2()

later i opened it with cce 2.7:and from this pioint thats what i did :
in video setting:mode: checked mpeg2 ,1-pass vbr
unchecked "for DVD" box.

at frame size:
havent marked a thing. cause the avs script is making the resize progress for the cce..

at frame rate:
left it like the movie-23.976
**later transformed to 29.97 at DGpulldown

MAX FILE SIZE:
4080MB

therefore: Q factor is- Q:60 min:2000 max:6421

at pulldown:
unchecked "pulldown" box cause the pulldown process is made by DGpulldown later after processing.

at aspect ratio:
16:9 is marked cause the movie is supposed to be in the end 16:9.

at timecode setting:
everything is zeroed 0=> 00 00 00 00

audio is a another thing which i dont need any help with..
the big picture: after the processing the product weights about 1GB whyy is that!? i want the product to be at least 4GB..
(ofcourse i look for the best image quality)
tnxxx!! etain

[manono]

Hi-

Since you didn't ask about the wisdom of encoding a 1.33:1 fullscreen movie as 16:9, then I won't comment on that, as I guess you have your own reasons. :)

after the processing the product weights about 1GB whyy is that!?

Setting a max size when making a CQ encoding only insures it doesn't go over that size, not that it will reach that size. If you want to encode for a specific file size, then use multipass. If you encode for constant quality, you wind up with an even quality movie, but with no control over file size. To have the best of both worlds (1-pass CQ together with the file size you want), then I might suggest AutoQ2/3. You'll find the threads in this forum.

By the way, there's at least a chance that, since the source is AVI, you won't be able to reach a 4GB size.