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ADLANCAS
30th August 2004, 02:47
I´ve put a thread in CCE area...
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=81296
, but unfortunately until now no comments was made :(

Well, problem is about maximum value reached by CCE with OPV mode.
Below is a ~copy from the old thread:
".. Parameter max Bitrate works like a "target", but normally CCE uses higher values when necessary.
I tried also to set DVD compliant parameter. It´s better but not enough. I notted lower levels of maximum bitrate. Unfortunatelly, sometimes higher values were also present.
I´d use this DVD compliant parameter if my source was D1, but with half-D1, image is padded.
My (bad) solution in this moment was to reduce max bitrate(8000) and choose a low limit of Q to avoid higher values."

Is there something in AVI2DVD and/or CCE (2.66.01.07) that can help me ?

Thanks,

Alexandre

Edit: I tried to attach a zip(ecl) file, but doesn´t work.
Ecl file is below (next message).

ADLANCAS
30th August 2004, 02:54
[item]
title=cap1.avs
vid_out=1
vaf_out=0
aud_out=0
aud_mode=0
vid_file0=I:\cap1.m2v
vid_file1=I:\cap1.m2v
vaf_file=I:\cap1.vaf
aud_file=I:\cap1.mpa
file_focused=0
video_type=2
width=352
height=480
timecode=0x1000000
tc_ref_frm=0
drop_frame=0
cbr_brate=6000
opv_q_factor=30
opv_brate_min=500
opv_brate_max=8000
vbr_brate_avg=2230
vbr_brate_min=300
vbr_brate_max=2530
vbr_bias=30
vbr_pass=3
create_new_vaf=0
pulldown_detect=0
letter_box=0
panscan=0
aspect_ratio=2
credits_tweak=0
credits_start=0x00000
credits_brate=1000
h_filter=0
h_filter_idx=8
use_filter=0
filter_val=4
dither=0
dither_max=8
quality_prec=17
intra_dc_prec=1
alternate_scan=1
non_linear=1
progressive=0
gop_m=3
gop_nm=4
gop_hdr=12
seq_hdr=1
seq_endcode=1
dvd=0
all_closed_gop=0
fix_gop_length=0
fix_vbv_delay=0
top_first=0
half_width=0
half_height=0
lum_level=1
packet_size=2048
frame_rate_idx=4
qmat_idx=0
mpeg1=0
mpeg1_cps=1
brate_idx=6
stereo=1
samples_per_sec=48000
crc=1

[file]
name=I:\cap1.avs
type=0
frame_first=0
encode_first=0