Sergey Nameless
9th December 2002, 00:10
Hello All,
I read Getting the best out of CCE (http://www.doom9.org/index.html?/mpg/cce-advanced.htm).
It says:
Make sure you change the timecode to 00:00:00:00 or you'll have problems importing the video into the authoring program. Also check DVD compliant, Add sequence end code and Linear quantizer scale.
I didn't do it and Scenarist accepted my files with no problems. Should I set it to default as CCE says, or to 00:00:00:01? CCE manual recomends not to set it to 00:00:00:00
It says:
Set the N/M parameter for the GOP sequence to 4 and leave M to the default of 3 or your authoring program will complain. Also make sure that SEQ header is set to every 1 GOP and leave the other two options unchecked.
I always do 3/5 since DVD allows GOP 15. And it worked fine in Scenarist. Am I right?
And if I do first path with Q=60 Min=0 Max=9800, and then 3 passes with Min=2000 Avg=4000 Max=9500 it gives me error that it can't fit video or something like that.
I read Getting the best out of CCE (http://www.doom9.org/index.html?/mpg/cce-advanced.htm).
It says:
Make sure you change the timecode to 00:00:00:00 or you'll have problems importing the video into the authoring program. Also check DVD compliant, Add sequence end code and Linear quantizer scale.
I didn't do it and Scenarist accepted my files with no problems. Should I set it to default as CCE says, or to 00:00:00:01? CCE manual recomends not to set it to 00:00:00:00
It says:
Set the N/M parameter for the GOP sequence to 4 and leave M to the default of 3 or your authoring program will complain. Also make sure that SEQ header is set to every 1 GOP and leave the other two options unchecked.
I always do 3/5 since DVD allows GOP 15. And it worked fine in Scenarist. Am I right?
And if I do first path with Q=60 Min=0 Max=9800, and then 3 passes with Min=2000 Avg=4000 Max=9500 it gives me error that it can't fit video or something like that.