Teach me, master.Qyot27 wrote:I miss videos like this.
Only complaint: the encode should've been for Video CD.
Hold Me Up
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CrackTheSky
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Re: Hold Me Up
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Qyot27
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Re: Hold Me Up
Free version of TMPGEnc with the 'NTSC Film' (for 23.976 fps) template under VCD is the easiest way. Or more technically, 1150kbps CBR* MPEG-1 @ 352x240 (352x288 for PAL) and 224kbps 44.1 kHz MP2. If in doubt in regards to compliancy, get an old version of Nero and try to add the .mpg file to a Video CD project. I doubt current versions still have that option; I might be wrong, though.CrackTheSky wrote:Teach me, master.Qyot27 wrote:I miss videos like this.
Only complaint: the encode should've been for Video CD.
*at least according to spec; XVCDs that used VBR may or may not work in standalone players. This is technology from 1993, after all.
1150kbps + 224kbps = 1374 kbps / 8 = 171.75 KiB/s * 60 sec = 10.305 MiB per minute
That old '10 MiB per minute' rule that was so ubiquitous back in the Xvid era? It was a direct product of VCD conventions whereby a standard CD would hold 80 minutes of content, as the intended maximum duration of a VCD was set to match the maximum duration for music CDs.
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Replay Studios
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Re: Hold Me Up
old school ftw ^^
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Pikapwn
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Re: Hold Me Up
Really tight editing, especially the sync. Nice work! 
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CrackTheSky
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Re: Hold Me Up
Lol wasn't actually expecting a response for this but I s'pose I should have known better...being that you're a video knowledge database and allQyot27 wrote:Free version of TMPGEnc with the 'NTSC Film' (for 23.976 fps) template under VCD is the easiest way. Or more technically, 1150kbps CBR* MPEG-1 @ 352x240 (352x288 for PAL) and 224kbps 44.1 kHz MP2. If in doubt in regards to compliancy, get an old version of Nero and try to add the .mpg file to a Video CD project. I doubt current versions still have that option; I might be wrong, though.
*at least according to spec; XVCDs that used VBR may or may not work in standalone players. This is technology from 1993, after all.
1150kbps + 224kbps = 1374 kbps / 8 = 171.75 KiB/s * 60 sec = 10.305 MiB per minute
That old '10 MiB per minute' rule that was so ubiquitous back in the Xvid era? It was a direct product of VCD conventions whereby a standard CD would hold 80 minutes of content, as the intended maximum duration of a VCD was set to match the maximum duration for music CDs.
I'll try this for my next project, which is in the same vein as this one. Thanks 
Replay Studios wrote:old school ftw ^^
Thanks for watching guys!Pikapwn wrote:Really tight editing, especially the sync. Nice work!