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OC Noob · 11-28-04, 02:32 PM

I've always been a low quality/small file size guy. I use wmv and crank up the sharpness. 20-25 minute shows run about 25 mb and the quality is very nice unless there is a lot of movement on the screen then I get the fuzzy blocky pixelation.

Now, with VGA, the 2700g and beta player looking so good I can't decide if coding my videos differently is would be good or not. I'd love higher quality/res, but want to maintain atleast 2mb/minute ratio for file size.

I know how to encode, but if you have a particular file type and player that offer great quality with small file size I'd love to hear about it. Also, if there is a special setting you use when encoding (like sharpness in wmv) please share that also.

What do you do for video?

Thanks for the advise:)

11-28-04, 02:32 PM	#1 (permalink)
OC Noob Aximsite Minor League Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Phx Posts: 289 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	qvga or vga...high quality or low...large file size or small..(video encoding & x50v) I've always been a low quality/small file size guy. I use wmv and crank up the sharpness. 20-25 minute shows run about 25 mb and the quality is very nice unless there is a lot of movement on the screen then I get the fuzzy blocky pixelation. Now, with VGA, the 2700g and beta player looking so good I can't decide if coding my videos differently is would be good or not. I'd love higher quality/res, but want to maintain atleast 2mb/minute ratio for file size. I know how to encode, but if you have a particular file type and player that offer great quality with small file size I'd love to hear about it. Also, if there is a special setting you use when encoding (like sharpness in wmv) please share that also. What do you do for video? Thanks for the advise:)