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| CD Freaks Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2004
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| Sweet Spot for IPOD encode Guys, I have been using the DVD>>>IPOD feature of DVD FAb Platinum. I have them used the 3.5mm plug by AV to watch on TV. Just so I don't waste time encoding more than I need, what are people using as there SWEET SPOT settings for the encoding. At present I am using the following for my 80GB IPOD. Fixed Bitrate with only 1 encoding pass Bitrate 1500 Audio 128 Volume 200 Frame Resolution 752 x 304 When it comes to frame res, not sure if this is the best one for both watching on IPOD or watching on TV. Any suggestions would be appreciated along with what you MIGHT be using. I have to say, when I did "Saving Private Ryan" and then hooked it to the TV, it blew my away the clarity of the image. Sure beats lugging a 100 DVD's around. Thanks in advance Cage |
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| Re: Sweet Spot for IPOD encode Actually, funny you should ask that as I just did a movie last night with those settings both on Single Pass and Two Pass for comparison. The movie was "Running Scared" it was 1 hr 58 mins long overall. First Pass it was 1,394,924kb and took 58 mins to process Two Pass it was 1,447,311kb and took 123 mins to procces, slightly more than double the first. I then started up both movies in Quicktime and synced them so they ran side by side to see if I could detect the quality difference, have to say, it was difficult on the PC and I'm running a Dell 2407WFP digital running at 1920 x 1200. I have to say I was surprised, this will make it easier for me to go One Pass only in future. It would be nice to hear from the authors to know what they would recommend as a good setting for both IPOD watching and transfer for to TV. Regards Cage |
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| CD Freaks Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Boston area
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| Re: Sweet Spot for IPOD encode Sounds good. I'll have to try it. Just out of curiousity, though... Have you been checking the movies at the beginning, middle, and end for A/V sync issues?
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| Re: Sweet Spot for IPOD encode I just did a test with your settings. I hate to sound like a wet blanket, but the A/V was out of sync within the first 3 mins of the movie. I tried both of the bitrates that you had listed in your posts which were 1200 and 1500 and had no luck. I used the default 640x352 resolution and the rip was done direct from the DVD. I have never had success ripping this title with DVDFAB. I have had had "other successes" with this title though, which I will not mention in this forum/post. ![]()
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