Amit
17th November 2003, 16:58
Hi,
For the first time I am trying to connvert an AVI file to SVCD using D2S and I am having problem with the colors.
My input is made from Adobe Premiere 6.5 using MainConcept DV Codec V2.4.4 . The AVI file is nothing but still images put on a Video Travk with a single Audio Track. The movie is exported from the Timeline as an AVI file.
The AVI file from the above step is fed into D2S. The output file from D2S is all burned image i.e. it looks like way too overexposed video while the original file (AVI) when played looks fine.
If I enable AVISynth editing as part of Video Encoding and Delete the ConvertToYUV() the output is marginally less burned but its still way too over exposed.
Also, I tried setting the MainConcept DV Coded to encode and decode with RGB 16...235 and that also doesn't seem to help.
Can someone over here help me with the right settings that I need to make to get a decent output?
Thanks in advance,
Amit
For the first time I am trying to connvert an AVI file to SVCD using D2S and I am having problem with the colors.
My input is made from Adobe Premiere 6.5 using MainConcept DV Codec V2.4.4 . The AVI file is nothing but still images put on a Video Travk with a single Audio Track. The movie is exported from the Timeline as an AVI file.
The AVI file from the above step is fed into D2S. The output file from D2S is all burned image i.e. it looks like way too overexposed video while the original file (AVI) when played looks fine.
If I enable AVISynth editing as part of Video Encoding and Delete the ConvertToYUV() the output is marginally less burned but its still way too over exposed.
Also, I tried setting the MainConcept DV Coded to encode and decode with RGB 16...235 and that also doesn't seem to help.
Can someone over here help me with the right settings that I need to make to get a decent output?
Thanks in advance,
Amit