kallenin
4th February 2007, 09:42
Hi,
Is there a trick to encoding video files so that they resize well? All my DivX encodings (multipass) look great at the original resolution but when I go to full screen you can really see the crap. The videos I'm encoding are animated, so the artifacting is particularly visible in the bright scenes. The anime fansubs I grab off of the internet all seem to look good at the original and full resolutions (though ther're usually an encoding team behind that...). Am I just running into the limits of the codec? I'm encoding about 21 minutes of video into about 230 MB, with 192 kbit audio (the divx bitrate ended up being something like 1300).
-Kallenin
Is there a trick to encoding video files so that they resize well? All my DivX encodings (multipass) look great at the original resolution but when I go to full screen you can really see the crap. The videos I'm encoding are animated, so the artifacting is particularly visible in the bright scenes. The anime fansubs I grab off of the internet all seem to look good at the original and full resolutions (though ther're usually an encoding team behind that...). Am I just running into the limits of the codec? I'm encoding about 21 minutes of video into about 230 MB, with 192 kbit audio (the divx bitrate ended up being something like 1300).
-Kallenin