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kcscout · 07-23-05, 03:59 PM

I've just started playing with PocketDVD 1.1 and enconding in DIVX.

Most theatrical release movies I will encode at 24fps. TV shows at 30fps.

I have been encoding mine with a screen size of 320x240 (even though I have an x50v). I find that I can view it back in Betaplayer (or whatever it's called now) at 200% zoom and the quality is still fine.

If I'm encoding at 24fps, I'll set the video quality at 240 kbps. (30fps=300 kbps).

One of the things I'm learning about PocketDVD 1.1 is that if I don't record the audio at 96kbps stereo it will fall out of sync.

Here are actual movie lengths:
Anchorman - 225 megs (98 minutes)
Napoleon Dynamite - 220 megs (95 minutes)
Young Frankenstein - 270 megs (105 minutes)

07-23-05, 03:59 PM	#11 (permalink)
kcscout Aximsite Major League Join Date: Sep 2004 Posts: 315 iTrader Rating: (0) Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts View MyPDA	I've just started playing with PocketDVD 1.1 and enconding in DIVX. Most theatrical release movies I will encode at 24fps. TV shows at 30fps. I have been encoding mine with a screen size of 320x240 (even though I have an x50v). I find that I can view it back in Betaplayer (or whatever it's called now) at 200% zoom and the quality is still fine. If I'm encoding at 24fps, I'll set the video quality at 240 kbps. (30fps=300 kbps). One of the things I'm learning about PocketDVD 1.1 is that if I don't record the audio at 96kbps stereo it will fall out of sync. Here are actual movie lengths: Anchorman - 225 megs (98 minutes) Napoleon Dynamite - 220 megs (95 minutes) Young Frankenstein - 270 megs (105 minutes)