- Jul 6, 2001
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The quality of the VCD's I burn is best rated as poor. Here are the steps I go through:
- capture from hi-8 NTSC video tape to VCD format using ATI's "Video In" app using ATI Radeon 64 DDR VIVO
- ATI's VCD format shows up as mpeg-1, 352x240, NTSC (525), 1.05 mbit/sec
- Run nero 5.5.5.1, create new video cd, drag mpegs, burn
- Play back on Sony DVP-S360
The quality is what I would consider very low. There are lots of artifacts, like an over compressed jpeg. It looks much worse than almost any VHS I have seen. I suspect the poor quality is due to the decoder in the player because the files in the MPEGAV directory look slightly better when played on the computer.
Is there anything I can do to make the quality better, or is this as good as it gets? I have checked vcdhelp
- capture from hi-8 NTSC video tape to VCD format using ATI's "Video In" app using ATI Radeon 64 DDR VIVO
- ATI's VCD format shows up as mpeg-1, 352x240, NTSC (525), 1.05 mbit/sec
- Run nero 5.5.5.1, create new video cd, drag mpegs, burn
- Play back on Sony DVP-S360
The quality is what I would consider very low. There are lots of artifacts, like an over compressed jpeg. It looks much worse than almost any VHS I have seen. I suspect the poor quality is due to the decoder in the player because the files in the MPEGAV directory look slightly better when played on the computer.
Is there anything I can do to make the quality better, or is this as good as it gets? I have checked vcdhelp