pdottz
24th September 2004, 01:47
I've been trying to move over to xvid for some time now but the only thing keeping me away is that i can't get targeted size or bitrates when encoding manually with vdub.
for instance, i cap lots of things. when fed through gknot, the final sizes are always on. but when i set something up manually in vdub, the final size is always over. this is 2 pass encoding. mostly for tv caps my bitrate is usually between 670 and 800. but gspot reports the bitrate as above 1000. and the size is over. i have compensated for sound and used different overflow treatment settings. i just want to know what's going on since so far, agk and gk have not given me a wrong filesize. but there are times when i do need to encode in vdub and size are way off. i tried all the guides and searched the forums. btw. i'm using the XviD-1.0.2-29082004.exe release. i had, xvid-1.0-rc4-05042004.exe before that one and i still had this issue. is there a version that handles settings better?
for instance, i cap lots of things. when fed through gknot, the final sizes are always on. but when i set something up manually in vdub, the final size is always over. this is 2 pass encoding. mostly for tv caps my bitrate is usually between 670 and 800. but gspot reports the bitrate as above 1000. and the size is over. i have compensated for sound and used different overflow treatment settings. i just want to know what's going on since so far, agk and gk have not given me a wrong filesize. but there are times when i do need to encode in vdub and size are way off. i tried all the guides and searched the forums. btw. i'm using the XviD-1.0.2-29082004.exe release. i had, xvid-1.0-rc4-05042004.exe before that one and i still had this issue. is there a version that handles settings better?