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  1. 28th Oct 2003 12:12 #1
    dave_c
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    is it just me, or does it seems like svcd's colour depth is low? when i compare svcd to divx/xvid, the difference in colour is drastic. svcd looks dull and gloomy in terms of colour, while divx/xvid has bright, vibrant, and rich.

    any reason for this?
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    Depends on how you create the SVCD,if you use DVD2ONE to create the SVD the results will be "near DVD quality".
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  3. 28th Oct 2003 13:52 #3
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    Originally Posted by wulf109
    Depends on how you create the SVCD,if you use DVD2ONE to create the SVD the results will be "near DVD quality".
    I didn't know DVD2one could create SVCDs
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  4. 28th Oct 2003 15:06 #4
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    all mpeg2 used for dvd and svcd is 8 bit .. there is no reduction in bitdepth between dvd and svcd
    "Each problem that I solved became a rule which served afterwards to solve other problems." - Rene Descartes (1596-1650)
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  5. 28th Oct 2003 20:23 #5
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    you can use DVD2ONE by compressing to SVCD size file. Demux with TMPEG. Convert ac3 to mp2 with HeadAC3he. Multiplex with TMPEG as an SVCD stream.
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