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Quality of MPEG Video

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goldriver - 28 Aug 2004 05:39 GMT
I have encoded both Quicktime and AVI videos to MPEG using the free version
of TMPGEnc.  The software worked fine and I got an output, but the quality is
poor.  This is the case whether I encode to MPEG1 or MPEG2, 1 Mb/s or 2 Mb/s,
slow or fast motion detection.  I've heard good things about TMPGEnc; is the
commercial version better than the freeware?  Is there a product that
provides better results?  
Rehan - 28 Aug 2004 12:14 GMT
I am quite sure that the trial version uses the same encoding engine as the
commercial engine, otherwise it wont be a fair trial :-)

Its more likely you need to learn about using the software. What settings
are you using? Which template did you select in the wizard DVD or VCD ?

1Mb/s and 2Mb/s are quite low for movie sources unless you use 2 pass vbr.

But first of all is your original movie good quality? Unfortunately you
cannot increase the quality (compared to your source) by using any settings!

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>I have encoded both Quicktime and AVI videos to MPEG using the free version
> of TMPGEnc.  The software worked fine and I got an output, but the quality
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> commercial version better than the freeware?  Is there a product that
> provides better results?
Graham Hughes - 31 Aug 2004 21:36 GMT
As Rehan says the original file needs to be of high quality, what type of
avi file was it? DV-AVI or a compressed file like divx? Along with the
settings you have used, for mpeg2 I'd generally use in the region of 6 -
8mbit
This will give you the optimum settings for tmpgenc
http://www.simplydv.co.uk/simplyBB/viewtopic.php?t=7704
Graham

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> I am quite sure that the trial version uses the same encoding engine as the
> commercial engine, otherwise it wont be a fair trial :-)
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> > commercial version better than the freeware?  Is there a product that
> > provides better results?
 
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