Re-encode to MPEG4 SP without increasing file size?

by **Miracle** » Sep 16, 2004 @ 5:07pm

MPEG is way too big, go for DivX or Xvid

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For example, a HDTV episode of [insert TV show here] is about 350mb, while a 'normal' TV-rip is over 400mb when in MPEG format (quality worse, bigger filesize, in short: crap).

Sure, if size is not important (DVD), use MPEG. I will stick to my PPC + DivX/Xvid

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by **damian** » Sep 16, 2004 @ 6:00pm

Because MPEG1, MPEG2 and MPEG4 are all the same? Also nice job suggesting something that's impossible. Perhaps you missed the "must be MPEG4 with MP3 audio" part?

by **Miracle** » Sep 16, 2004 @ 6:07pm

Maybe I wasn't talking about the device damian? Maybe you should read my posts? :roll:

I was just saying that I think DivX/Xvid is better then MPEG, and that he shouldn't have bought that device in the first place. But to each his own right? :lol:

by **Maf54** » Sep 16, 2004 @ 6:13pm

But Divix is mpeg, how can it be better than mpeg?

by **Kzinti** » Sep 16, 2004 @ 6:23pm

Lot of people don't know that DivX is MPEG4. When they say DivX is better then MPEG, they really mean "DivX (MPEG4) is better then MPEG2".

by **Miracle** » Sep 16, 2004 @ 6:43pm

OK, what he said /\

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I have no idea about the technical side, I just see the results (See size-comparison above

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by **damian** » Sep 16, 2004 @ 8:05pm

by **Miracle** » Sep 16, 2004 @ 11:06pm

by **Maf54** » Sep 16, 2004 @ 11:08pm

by **Miracle** » Sep 17, 2004 @ 11:07am

by **Bjorn Keizers** » Sep 17, 2004 @ 4:00pm

by **Miracle** » Sep 17, 2004 @ 4:43pm

In short this time: no.

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