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Th3KiNG
9th July 2012, 05:34
How to do 1 + 2 VBR Passes Encode? with dvd rebuilder + hc encoder

:thanks:

Guest
9th July 2012, 11:11
What do you mean by "1 + 2 VBR passes"?

Groucho2004
9th July 2012, 11:31
How to do 1 + 2 VBR Passes Encode? with dvd rebuilder + hc encoder

:thanks:

Taking a wild guess here - With "1 + 2 pass" you're probably referring to CCE. The "1" stands for the analysis pass and the "2" for the actual encoding passes. This is not possible with HC, it only has an analysis pass and 1 encoding pass.
The usefulness of running multiple encoding passes with CCE has been debated here many times. Some think it increases the quality but mostly the opinion is that it is wasted time and electricity.

manolito
9th July 2012, 14:06
I believe this confusion is due to the fact that CCE insists on a different naming convention compared to all other encoders.

When you specify a 2-pass VBR encoding for HC, QuEnc, Procoder they will perform 2 passes, the first one only being used for analysis purposes.

If you do the same with CCE (multipass VBR with 2 passes), it will actually perform 3 passes. To get a 2-pass encoding you need to specify multipass VBR with 1 pass.

Jdobbs decided that CCE's naming convention was misleading, and in DVD-RB he uses the same naming convention for CCE as for other encoders. This means, if you use DVD-RB with CCE as your encoder, specifying a 2-pass VBR encoding results in 2 passes (one for analysis, one for the actual encoding).


Cheers
manolito

Th3KiNG
10th September 2012, 07:40
This is not possible with HC?
oh ok

Look like someone is lying to me... and other member of da site...

he post in every post... encoded dvd9 to dvd5 MHCE with 1 + 2 VBR Pass

manono
15th September 2012, 11:49
he post in every post... encoded dvd9 to dvd5 MHCE with 1 + 2 VBR Pass
He's referring to CCE, and not HC. My guess is he meant MCCE (Manual CCE). And he didn't use DVD-RB.

Th3KiNG
15th September 2012, 22:14
He's referring to CCE, and not HC. My guess is he meant MCCE (Manual CCE). And he didn't use DVD-RB.

yes it's Manual HCE...



google "DVD5 MHCE [DDR]"

Groucho2004
15th September 2012, 22:29
yes it's Manual HCE...
I don't think anyone here knows what that's supposed to mean.

google "DVD5 MHCE [DDR]"
That leads to some discussion about torrents. Go ask the creators of these for advice.

I suppose this thread is about to be closed. :readrule:

manono
15th September 2012, 22:37
yes it's Manual HCE...

google "DVD5 MHCE [DDR]"
You're right and I stand corrected. I hadn't seen that term used before but I found one MHCE where the encoder also specifically mentioned using HCEnc.

But since you can't do 1 + 2 VBR Passes using HCEnc, then maybe that was a cut-and-paste from an earlier CCE encode. Or something else. Anyway, Groucho2004 is right and it's time to close this thread.