View Full Version : What's the difference between MPEG-2 and H.263 quantization ?
lovecraft25
6th October 2002, 10:26
I looked into the WinME registry at [HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Software\DivXNetworks\DivX4Windows] and I saw :
MPEG-2 Quantization = 0
So, it is possible to use MPEG-2 quantization with DivX 5...
But tell me why and when should I set "MPEG-2 Quantization" on ?
Has this any consequense on the size oh my AVI-files ?
-h
6th October 2002, 17:35
MPEG quantization in DivX 5 is not MPEG-4 compliant, due to a very very old bug which it seems will never be fixed.
The difference between MPEG and H.263 has been discussed quite a bit in the XviD forum.
-h
lovecraft25
6th October 2002, 19:02
Yes, but, even if it's not MPEP-4 compilant (I watch my DivX's on computers only), can I use it ? You say there is a bug...
-h
6th October 2002, 20:39
Yes, but, even if it's not MPEP-4 compilant (I watch my DivX's on computers only), can I use it ?
Of course. You just might have trouble playing it.
You say there is a bug...
There is an error in its rounding during dequant, I believe. It might not even be able to decode its own content, hence its presence as a registry hack.
-h
lovecraft25
10th October 2002, 09:08
Originally posted by -h
Of course. You just might have trouble playing it.
-h [/B]
I'tried to encode a movie : no problem during encoding, but the playback was slow-motioned : it was like a 20 FPS movie... Doh !
So, I will never use MPEG-2 quantization...
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