tmpgenc+ modified or default template

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  1. chris_j11

    chris_j11 Member

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    to all those who's been using tmpgenc+ for a long time:
    converting avi > vcd / svcd / dvd
    which template do u guys used or recommend
    the one that came w/
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    did u guys modified the template for better video quality and if yes u care to share ur templates
    or
    can i use the template from the latest tmpgenc express for tmpgenc+
     
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    AVI --> SVCD/DVD
    I don't suggest TMPGenc's use. It's too slow, when it makes multi-pass encoding.
    If you've time, the standard ones are very good.
    Otherwise, KVCD templates use CQ mode (read http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/124272 and get from the links it points to the non-standard KVCD templates I'm talking about), which isn't a multi-pass encoding mode and is very good. The only drawback is that finding the righe CQ value for a certain movie is hard (for example, let's suppose that for an AVI movie being 4.7 Gbm you need CQ=82,6. Finding that CQ* = 82.6 is very difficult)
    The best tool for the approximate calculation of CQ* is the 'suite' CQCalculator+CQmatic. If you don't manage to find it, PM me your e-mail and I'll send it to you.

    In conclusion, you could try CQ encoding (KVCD templates), but what I would suggest is to use another, and faster, encoder instead TMPGenc, to encode VBR movies.
     
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    thnks, i don't mind the time since i always do my encoding over night and while im at work
     

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