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  1. 23rd Sep 2001 09:07 #1
    mvdude2001
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    A little girl was talking to a lawyer about whales. The lawyer said that it was physically impossible for a whale to swallow a human because even though they are very large mammals, their throats are very small. The little girl stated that Jonah was swall
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  2. 23rd Sep 2001 09:13 #2
    Elchknie
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    well, simply use the messageboard's search function, type in "napa jerky vcd", press search... there you are.

    most say that lowering the bitrate from 1150 kbps to 1123 kbps works wonders, other say using rt_cbr instead of cbr in tmpegenc is the way to go. you decide.

    napa suxxx big ass. i owned one and was VERY unhappy with this piece of crap. both the sound and the picture were incredible bad. bah.

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  3. 23rd Sep 2001 09:42 #3
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    I see the same vcd in the napa 309 and 311.
    In the 309 the video works great and in the 311 the video pauses and get jerky...

    I think this is an Napa problem.


    Btw, some media types don't like to work in all napa models.
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    In addition to slightly lowering the bitrate, also reduce the number of I, B and P frames in the structure of your GOP.
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