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  1. 14th Sep 2002 03:21 #1
    macyman
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    ok, I got rid of a couple problems on my own...but
    now I am stuck.
    I converted an avi to vcd, but the quality is pretty bad,
    in the sense that when watching on tv it looks
    like a bunch of small little squares on the tv screen.
    you notice it especially on peoples faces in the movie.
    I know when converting the quality gets worse but....
    thanks!
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    Hmm, macroblocks.

    What software do you use to encode to VCD-compliant files?
    As Churchill famously predicted when Chamberlain returned from Munich proclaiming peace in his time: "You were given the choice between war and dishonor. You chose dishonor, and you will have war."
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    Originally Posted by macyman
    ok, I got rid of a couple problems on my own...but
    now I am stuck.
    I converted an avi to vcd, but the quality is pretty bad,
    in the sense that when watching on tv it looks
    like a bunch of small little squares on the tv screen.
    you notice it especially on peoples faces in the movie.
    I know when converting the quality gets worse but....
    thanks!
    Don’t expect miracles, if the source is crap so will the VCD be crap.
    If the source is anything other than a DVD rip, your VCD is not going to look very good at all.

    Make sure you load a VCD template in TMPGEnc, if the original size is small, don’t re-size it up or it will look worse.
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