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  1. 24th Mar 2005 13:21 #1
    rjc7394
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    Sometimes when I edit (cut) a VCD in TMPGEnc and re-encode to VCD some areas of video become pixellated. Is this due to mpeg2 decoder or just the nature of re-encoding? I've used various mpeg2 decoders (Moonlight, Cyberlink, DScaler). Anyway I can get around editing this and not lose quality?
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    rjc7394,

    Whenever you encode / re-encode you WILL loose quality. Thats the bottomline. And depending on your source. The final encoded file may become more pixellated after re-encoding.

    BTW what do you mean you cut a VCD in TMPGEnc and re-encode to VCD. Why ???
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