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  1. 30th Mar 2004 20:33 #1
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    I need a video I have made from (screen cap below) made into a file less than 130 mbs. Its about 3 minutes. I know its not a hard demand on an encoder, but I am having quality issues with MPG because it is a highly active video from a night club.




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    The main quality problem in that image is the interlacing. If you're going to be viewing it on a computer try running it through a good deinterlacing filter with the same codec and see if it looks better.
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    I'm not worried about that at the moment...just the quality. BTW, the quality in the picture is pretty good compared to hwo it really is...
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    There's always Divx or Xvid. You could make a damn nice looking clip and still use PCM audio with your desired file size. Are you sure you're not able to work out the quality issue with mpeg-2? That would be my first choice.
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