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  1. 25th Feb 2003 13:56 #1
    pcolom1
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    anyone use this to encode SVCD?
    i am wondering what settings you use as far as bitrate, etc
    i tried to convert an 45min DV clip capped in Adobe premire and it
    came out to like 900 MB, so i am wondering what are the best settings
    to bring the mpg down to a normal, burnable size
    thanks
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  2. 25th Feb 2003 16:35 #2
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    just try std settings 2 pass VBR 300/1500/2450 or very close to these and you should get a lot better than 900mb ... why use this and not tmpgenc? is it faster?? better quality? more flexible?
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  3. 25th Feb 2003 17:46 #3
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    the main reason i use it is because i can edit the commericals out in adobe premiere, which i use to cap, and canopus plugs into premiere so i can go straight from there to procoder...but procoder seems to be much slower, so i am trying to figure out a better way.
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    slower than tmpgenc ? yikes... you're in for a tortous time!
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  5. 25th Feb 2003 20:00 #5
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    Procorder does a great job but slow as anything .. the encoder in premiere 6.5 (main concept) w/ the upgrade service pack .. does a great job also and a heck of lot faster ..
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  6. 25th Feb 2003 20:13 #6
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    how do i get the upgrade service pack?
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  7. 25th Feb 2003 20:22 #7
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    its on the adobe web site .. free for 6.5 owners
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