makoto916
8th June 2006, 19:44
I am about to encode a large number of files into VC-1 for PC based playback (and H.264/AVC is not an option for the environment these files will be played in). However, I'd like to author these file in such a way that I can reuse them to author an HD-DVD disc without having to re-encode them. I've searched a bit on the specifications for authoring an HD-DVD disc using VC-1 but I'm not coming up with much success. Furthermore, the products that I've found to to author these discs seem to not support VC-1 media, either that, or I'm encoding files incorrectly.
Here is the command I am using for WMCMD.VBS to encode a file: cscript "C:\Program Files\Windows Media Components\Encoder\wmcmd.vbs" -input "~test.avs" -output "~test.wmv" -a_codec WMAPRO -a_mode 3 -a_peakbitrate 512 -a_setting 384_48_2_24 -v_codec WVC1 -v_mode 4 -v_preproc 0 -v_bitrate 3000000 -v_peakbitrate 6000000 -v_compopt 0 -v_bframedist 2 -v_bdeltaqp 5 -v_dquantoption 3 -v_dquantstrength 0 -v_loopfilter 1 -v_lookahead 10 -v_mmatch 0 -v_mslevel 0 -v_msrange 0 -v_mvcost 1 -v_numthreads 2 -v_percopt 1
I've compiled these settings by assimiliating the suggested encoding settings in several VC-1 related threads here. But I'm not certain if this is yields a file that can be sucessfully authored to an HD-DVD disc.
Anyone have insight on this?
Here is the command I am using for WMCMD.VBS to encode a file: cscript "C:\Program Files\Windows Media Components\Encoder\wmcmd.vbs" -input "~test.avs" -output "~test.wmv" -a_codec WMAPRO -a_mode 3 -a_peakbitrate 512 -a_setting 384_48_2_24 -v_codec WVC1 -v_mode 4 -v_preproc 0 -v_bitrate 3000000 -v_peakbitrate 6000000 -v_compopt 0 -v_bframedist 2 -v_bdeltaqp 5 -v_dquantoption 3 -v_dquantstrength 0 -v_loopfilter 1 -v_lookahead 10 -v_mmatch 0 -v_mslevel 0 -v_msrange 0 -v_mvcost 1 -v_numthreads 2 -v_percopt 1
I've compiled these settings by assimiliating the suggested encoding settings in several VC-1 related threads here. But I'm not certain if this is yields a file that can be sucessfully authored to an HD-DVD disc.
Anyone have insight on this?