xsvcd question

[buildid]

i have made a xsvcd :

MPEG-PS file format detected.
VIDEO: MPEG1 720x480 (aspect 2) 23,98 fps 20018,8 kbps (2502,3 kbyte/s)

AUDIO: 44100 Hz, 2 ch, 16 bit (0x10), ratio: 16000->176400 (128,0 kbit)

so anybody can tell me how to burn this movie and if it works , maybe someone could tell from the specs that it wont work .

i have been told that i have to burn it as vcd2 or non standard vcd (broken )

i did mplex the video and music with tpmgenc as mpeg 2 svcd or if this is wrong should i use
video-cd non standard ?


thanks .

[j1d10t]

Since the video is in MPEG1, I'd multiplex as a non-standard VCD, not SVCD. And I've always burned X(S)VCD's with Nero, just by turning off the create standard compliance setting, and they come out great. Otherwise, your settings sound good

[xtreemkareem]

The settings are ok, but for the resolution, the video bitrate is about half of what it should be for minimal acceptable quality, unless you're a macroblock fan If your DVD player supports X(S)VCD, I would suggest encoding to MPEG-2 VBR video at arround 5000 kbps max as this is the usual allowable limit for XSVCD (at least in APEX and Mintek models), and MPEG-2 is also better for higher resolution/bitrate video. XVCD on many DVD player models only support a 1600 kbps video max bitrate, which will just make your video look like crap. Go XSVCD (or cDVD if your player accepts it and you have DVD-authoring software)

[buildid]

wel i use a program avidemux (linux)


The idea is to make is 100% SVCD compliant (99 %) thats why the videobitrate is not higher as ~ 2300 and not lower as 600

i see that it is a xvcd (sorry ) anyway i use some kind of a template , klik on xvcd and the convert will begin .

anyway on the pc yhe quality was great but i mux the files as svcd will try as non standard vcd