[X4U] OT: H.264 on Windows [correction: 3vix codec]

[Nick Scalise]

On Oct 18, 2005, at 2:44 PM, Neil wrote:

> on 10/18/05 4:41 AM, Kunga wrote:
>
>> Screw 3ivx. Encode from an iDVD image 320 x 240 10 fps 100 kbps with
>> Handbrake. Your file is WAY TOO BIG.
>>
>> <http://handbrake.m0k.org/>
>
> OK, I downloaded HandBrake, and I see how to set the data rate and  
> the frame
> rate, but not the resolution.  There is no help file for the  
> program.   I
> checked the (skimpy) on-line documentation and faq, but there  
> weren't any
> clues there either.  How do I get DVD quality video down to  
> 320x240?  I've
> seen files in that resolution and I know that will be fuzzy, but  
> that's
> better than choppy.

'Picture Settings' button in lower right of main window

> As far as the frame rate goes, this is a Salsa dance video and has  
> a lot of
> fast action.  Do you think ten frames per second is enough to  
> capture that?
>
> Finally, did you mean 1,000 kbps instead of 100 in the data rate?   
> That
> sounds ridiculously low, especially in light of the dance video  
> clips I've
> just reviewed on my hard drive.  The files that looks good are all  
> over
> 1,000 kbps.  Thanks again for all your help,

Pretty sure he meant 1000kbps, as that is the default too.

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