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  1. 17th Jul 2003 15:09 #1
    andruxa
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    How should one optimize the quality of DVD (SVCD) to achieve BEST results with progressive scan DVD and HDTV tv-set?

    Crap in = crap out, so the input will be from DV tape at 720x480, is this equal to what DVD's are?
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    bitrate....

    You will have to balance bitrate/sharpness/resolition to suit your own prefrences, but don't skimp on bitrate. the higher the bitrate the better.

    DV does not guarentee good source. If there is video noise/red bleed ( from 4:1:1 color format/ video shake it will kill your encoding quality. DVD's are taken from film or super high res sources so they start with perfect 4:4:4 ( RGB or YUV at more than 24bits/pixel. DV is 12 bits/unit and can suffer from interlacing artifacts and aliasing.
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