View Full Version : Xvid guru settings
CF
23rd December 2003, 10:20
Hi all XviD users!
It would be very interesting if some of u old XviD gurus would post what type of XviD settings and avisynth scripts u are using, and in what purpose.
This would be a big help for us new Xvid users. U don't have to explain youre settings, only post them.
(Example removed) :sly:
Vash
23rd December 2003, 10:50
Hi CF!
If you check out some threads concerning this toppic (and there´s been quite a lot), you should have encountered some avisynth script ideas.
Using the search button is the way to go.
Xvid settings that are always "good to use" are to be found in the "Sticky:"Newbie" Settings".
The Edge
23rd December 2003, 10:52
"Load defaults"
Edge
CF
23rd December 2003, 11:22
It's no fun using defaults :(
Well guess the truth is out there.. in the forum.
Its no point keeping this thread so it would be nice if a moderator could delete it.
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communist
23rd December 2003, 11:32
Originally posted by CF
U don't have to explain youre settings, only post them.
Hahaha...
1 pass const Quant 2
ME6
MPEG
XviD
i-Frames only
No qPel / VHQ ...
Now thats it... as longs as people dont say what they use it for it wont help anyone.
BTW I use above settings for quick captures ;)
Yes I see you posted HQ - 2CDR... but I wanted to make sure you see that there is no point in posting settings as long as you dont know what these settings are good for ;)
Teegedeck
23rd December 2003, 13:08
My to cents: Don't trust any advice, not even mine. :D
I've just tested some high-bitrate TMPEG-templates by some reknown experts and could improve the results of my encoding easily by correcting some settings in there that contradicted anything I know about compression.
We may not know half as much as we think we do.
The 'trusted truth' of XviD is the defaults. Test various settings for yourself but don't go on bragging once you've found one that works well for you. Use the discussion threads on new builds for hints.
Audionut
23rd December 2003, 13:28
1 things for sure, custom quants make a BIG difference.
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