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  1. 23rd Oct 2002 05:14 #1
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    When converting from my AVI 320x240 to VCD 352x240 my video quality goes from good to poor. What I want to know is, is there a way to make my quality stay the same. I am using TMPGEnc. Someone told me it should be 640x480 for good quality but i cant get my AVI any higher resolution without losing Quality. Please Help
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  2. 23rd Oct 2002 06:07 #2
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    What if you use VirtualDub's resize filter and frame serve to TMPGEnc? I've no idea if it helps in your case, but worth a try. With a decent processor, it will have little if any impact on your encoding time.

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    i will try it
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    ...and remember - There's NO way to make the "quality stay the same" since MPEG is a lossy encoding method. You can ether go for SVCD (MPEG2) or XVCD by raising resolution and bitrate to achieve best possible results.

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