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travis morgan
20th February 2002, 05:42
for some reason, i have had two svcds start to develope "blocks" in the video. before this the svcds had been playing fine. any ideas?

encoder: tmpg
video bitrate: vbr, min. 0, ave. 1750, max. 2520
audio bitrate: 224

dvd player: apex ad-1500

saab90001
24th February 2002, 00:02
Its' more than likely the Apex player ..... goto VcdHelp.com and look up the user comments on the 1500 ..... most people complain of those 'same blocks'.



L8r

chainsaw135
24th February 2002, 01:14
Try lowering your max bitrate... if you want to go the site that saab9001 spoke of, and make sure your max bitrate is not to high. Of if you dont wanna do that set you max bitrate to like 2496 or something similiar

travis morgan
24th February 2002, 04:36
saab90001,

tried to check website, but vcdhelp.com seems to be down. haven't been able to get on yet.

chainsaw135,

i thought about lowering my max bitrate, but the "blocks" seem to be in low motion scenes.

chainsaw135
24th February 2002, 04:59
Does it develope the blocks in the same spot evertime? If so have you tried looking at the movie through your computer using Power DVD or Some other software dvd player? IF so does the blocks happen then?

travis morgan
24th February 2002, 05:39
the blocks DO seem to appear in the same spot everytime with the DVD player. the blocks DO NOT seem to appear when using WinDVD on my computer. if this helps, the two movies are final fantasy and the x-men.

chainsaw135
24th February 2002, 05:42
Well it helps a bit, I mean it still sounds to me like your max bitrate it to high and i would lower it...good luck let us know if you figure it out.

Kedirekin
24th February 2002, 16:44
deleted (my advice applied to CCE, and I noticed you were using TMpg, so never mind).

travis morgan
24th February 2002, 20:33
i'll try lowering the max bitrate to 2500 or 2450. just curious, i've always used a min bitrate of 0, would to low of a bitrate cause problems?