Killing 3 birds with the one stone.

[hong]

Ok, sorry but i find it nesicary to ask 3 questions because its better than posting 3 topics

1. I cant seem to find anything about bitrate settings So if i have a DivX movie with the following specs:
640 x 368, 129950 Frames, 25.000 Frames/Sec, 76 KB/Sec, what bitrate MPEG-1 should i convert it to (ie 1500kb/second) in order to get the most minimum quality loss?

2. What makes a DivX-VCD conversion faster? More Mhz, more memory, less applications running? ect

3. Is there a difference between files with the extention MPEG and files with the extention MPG?

-mitch

[chodges84]

hi,

1. Cant help you with this as no divx experience
2. All 3 will help you, although i saw a huge boost when i upgraded my processor and having loadsa ram did it good aswell
3. No difference whatsoever

[PigOnWing]

1. The original frame and source doesn't really affect your consideration of output bitrate.
   
   If you intend to make a VCD, the output resolution will be 352x288(PAL)/352x240(NTSC), 1150Kbps, regardless of your input.
   
   There's no real relation between DivX bitrate and MPEG-1 bitrate.
   
2. Yes, yes, and yes.
   
3. Yes. The letter 'e'.
   But nothing apart from that.

-- Piggie