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Set Constant Quality mode with a quality of 100 and the max bitrate to 60000. Make sure it detects it as interlaced, top field first (if not, force it to that). There's nothing you can do about that now. The colors of the two fields are co-mingled. But the chroma channels are screwed up from prior mishandling.
Your source is MJPEG, 29.97 fps interlaced, top field first. The highest quality MPEG 2 settings would be far from DVD compatible. I have several hours of of material where this clip came from that I would like to output to DVD. Thanks all! Look forward to chatting about this.
I am looking for an expert who truly knows video processing/conversion inside/out who can:Ī) analyze this file and tell me EXACTLY what the details are (what are the codec details and should I convert it to something else?) I have other (source material) files on my PC that look to be this exact codec, but they won't play back, yet this one will - why?ī) MOST IMPORTANTLY - convert it to MPEG-2 and retain 100% quality if at all possible (preferably with CCE or TMPGENC), and explain to me EXACTLY what settings were used to get it there. I would grade it as 5/10.Īnalogue source material: combination of VHS, HI8, & Digital8Ĭapture equipment: Studio DC10+ (back in 2001) I use Cinema Craft Encoder 2.70 and with alot of research, I and have only been able to achieve 'okay' results. The video codecs used for capturing, and converting were the MJPG codec. This clip is from a group of files that I created over 10 years ago, from Studio DC 10+ equipment.
I know, there are annoying popups, and you must wait before the link becomes available - I assure you this is NOT a virus!! If it helps, I will pay to have my account upgraded so the direct link becomes available. File size is not an issue, quality is what is important to me. I would like to challenge someone to convert it to DVD compatible MPEG-2 and retain as much fo the source quality as possible. I have provided a link to a 51 second AVI clip. Although I know quite a bit about digital video procesing, I still consider myself a newbie since it is such a vast field of information
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