Converting 3 CCD AVI TO MPEG-2 Using CCE SP

[dmbware41]

I am sure this question has been asked, bu I was unable to find the answer. Can someone please tell me what I need to set this puppy to rip some awesome video? Also If I use the plug-in for Adobe Premier how do I export Audio in 4800 instead of 3200. Maestro will not accept the 3200 smple rate? I have been ripping the audio out of Premiere using Microsoft DVI Codec to export a 4800 AVI then converting in cool edit pro to a 4800 PCM Wav File... Is there an easier way?

[troyvcd1]

I just got one question:

WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT?????

[D_Knife]

Ahh ok dmbware41 I think I understand what your asking (in wasn't phrased very clearly) you have your audio in 32,000 and for encoding purposes you need 48,000 - ok probably the easiest way is to strip the audio using VirtualDub
Set Full conversion on the audio and choose the 48K high qaulity conversions and then Save WAV
Sorry I can't give you a more concise explanation but I'm at work
This way you avoide re-encoding your video and you save a huge amount of time - you can then feed your audio into whatever you need - probably CCE
In future you may find it easier to capture footage in 48K mode on your camera instead of 32K mode if you can

[FulciLives]

I just got one question:

WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT?????

LOL I agree it sounds like the ranting and ravings of a madman

- John "FulciLives" Coleman

[dmbware41]

I am sorry guys and gals, but I was on one of those computer highs, sorry my post did not make a bit of sense... This is my problem:

I am outputting to mpeg-2 from AVI (Capture from my 3CCD Cam) and I am trying to use the CCE Plug IN for Adobe Premiere. First I would like to know the setting to use for outputting. What produces the best quality mpeg-2 file? CBR, VBR, two pass three pass etc.... I am currently using multi-pass CBR set to four pass. 8,000 bit. Second I was trying to figure out how to output my audio so that it is in 4800 rather then 3200. However I believe I fixed that by changing the audio output on the next button of the adobe premiere plug-in window... And yes the audio was captured in 4800… Finally I am having problems outputting a 55 minute video. For some reason it is only giving me 52 minutes. Is this a built in Trial issue, or am I doing something wrong.


Thanks for all of your replies!!!!

[troyvcd1]

It is really annoying to see you keep talking about your audio at 3200 vs 4800. Sorry maybe it is just me. Audio is either 48000 (48k) or 32000 (32K).

[dmbware41]

It is really annoying to see you keep talking about your audio at 3200 vs 4800. Sorry maybe it is just me. Audio is either 48000 (48k) or 32000 (32K).

well ******* excuse me Mr perfect!!!! You get the idea by now dont you?

[Skynet107]

LOL

okay what do you mean by trial issue? What are you using that is a "trial" version?

As for encoding quality, 5 pass will give you stellar results but is SLOW. 2 Pass in CCE at the bit rate you are using is very very good, no real need for 4 pass or greater unless you are obsessed with the highest quality possible.