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| Wednesday, 11 January 2006 | |||||||||
Page 1 of 7  I will try and cover both x264 encoding and Xvid for Windows. This is basically updated versions of previous guides, with little tips that I picked up over the years. I will of course be updating this guide with optimizations. I am NOT a expert on these things, but linking people to doom9.org doesn't help half the time, as that site is more technical then most need, and its focus is different.
A 20min episode to 3 hour long, Hollywood movie footage, with large amounts of calm, dialog scenes and more complex features such as multiple audio streams, subtitles and extras. vs. Video game footage which in most cases is fast, colorful with lots of scene changes are much more difficult to compress, and encoding time being less important for us, I have set up encodes for estimated time of 2 days.
WARNING: I do not promise this guide or my settings will result in a nice looking encode at low file size.
Please PM me, or post below: any errors, corrections, suggestions. Note: with this guide you can only use 25 final project FPS...I will edit the guide when I find a workaround.
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