jfcarbel
5th March 2003, 00:05
neuron2
I had read in another post of yours concerning this about mode=3
You had stated:
"I can't promise you any trips to God, but mode=3 will give you a second way to process hybrid material. It seemed to me that when the clip is mostly film, it ought to use mode=3, so that the film portions go through nicely, since they are the majority of the clip. But when the clip is mostly nonfilm, you would want mode=1, to render the video portions nicely."
From everything I have read is that most people are using mode=1 for TV Shows hybrids. But you mention the mode=3. So I am confused on which one is best for NTSC TV Hybrid DVDs. Is mode=3 maybe for movie hybrids or better for anime or does it actually replace mode=1 for all hybrids?
I had read in another post of yours concerning this about mode=3
You had stated:
"I can't promise you any trips to God, but mode=3 will give you a second way to process hybrid material. It seemed to me that when the clip is mostly film, it ought to use mode=3, so that the film portions go through nicely, since they are the majority of the clip. But when the clip is mostly nonfilm, you would want mode=1, to render the video portions nicely."
From everything I have read is that most people are using mode=1 for TV Shows hybrids. But you mention the mode=3. So I am confused on which one is best for NTSC TV Hybrid DVDs. Is mode=3 maybe for movie hybrids or better for anime or does it actually replace mode=1 for all hybrids?