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  1. 24th Aug 2002 19:13 #1
    djxe
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    If I want to record my movie from pc to vcr (analog out from a tnt2) can I use any movie-resolution (352x288X25) - of course in fullscreen, or do I have to render the movie to 320x240x25 for PAL?
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  2. 25th Aug 2002 00:54 #2
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    For PAL:

    MPEG-1 352x288 25fps CBR 1150kbps, Layer-2 44100Hz 224kbps

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    He said VCR not VCD
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    Just what do you think will happen when he does send that NTSC ressed video to his PAL TV? I am very interested in the results.
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  5. 25th Aug 2002 02:27 #5
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    Well for a VCR I imagine you would want to use more then 1150kbits for your bitrate unless you want blocky video.
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  6. 25th Aug 2002 03:40 #6
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    The quality I got on my movie (352x288x25 Pal) is just fine, I´m only interested, if I can swith with 352x288 to fullscreen an record with the vcr?
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