FooFighter007
1st September 2006, 17:02
Hi,
during my switch from AutoGk to MeGUI in XviD encoding I came across these profiles.
XviD '_rt_30% comp. check' (fast).xml
XviD '_rt_30% comp. check' (HQ).xml
XviD '_rt_45% comp. check' (fast).xml
XviD '_rt_45% comp. check' (HQ).xml
XviD '_rt_58% comp. check' (fast).xml
XviD '_rt_58% comp. check' (HQ).xml
XviD '_rt_90% comp. check'(fast).xml
XviD '_rt_90% comp. check'(HQ).xml
are there any hints what profile fits best to what purpose?
what does "comp. check" mean?
I did some testing and was quite satisfied with 58% HQ for 1/3 DVD size except the 8 fps coding speed in the 2nd path - that is even slower than the XBMC profile for AVC on my Athlon 64 3000+ system :)
Regards,
Foo
during my switch from AutoGk to MeGUI in XviD encoding I came across these profiles.
XviD '_rt_30% comp. check' (fast).xml
XviD '_rt_30% comp. check' (HQ).xml
XviD '_rt_45% comp. check' (fast).xml
XviD '_rt_45% comp. check' (HQ).xml
XviD '_rt_58% comp. check' (fast).xml
XviD '_rt_58% comp. check' (HQ).xml
XviD '_rt_90% comp. check'(fast).xml
XviD '_rt_90% comp. check'(HQ).xml
are there any hints what profile fits best to what purpose?
what does "comp. check" mean?
I did some testing and was quite satisfied with 58% HQ for 1/3 DVD size except the 8 fps coding speed in the 2nd path - that is even slower than the XBMC profile for AVC on my Athlon 64 3000+ system :)
Regards,
Foo