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  1. 27th Nov 2006 20:31 #1
    anksdesire
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    I have compressed my video files through Dr DivX. It reduces the file size but the compressed file is greatly reduced into picture quality and sound quality considerably.

    However I have seen many compressed movies where the picture quality and sound quality was superb ( extra-ordinary).

    I just want to do tht.

    is there any solution for that ???
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  2. 27th Nov 2006 20:45 #2
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    You are surprised that compression reduces quality?

    Basic rule is:
    The higher the quality of the source, the more it can take compression.

    You need to experiment.
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    anksdesire, one post per subject is enough. Continue in: https://forum.videohelp.com/viewtopic.php?p=1614880&highlight=#1614880
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    no, continue here...other topic already locked.

    What is your source?
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    Well try to filter your source before you encode it to divx
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