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Title: Finding the best settings for FairUse 2.9 Post by: michael_bigdog on October 22, 2008, 09:56:24 PM I just loaded the newest version of FU and I have two questions. First, what settings do you use for DVD's with multiple episodes per disk? Second, whats the best CODEC setting for creating an AVI file for PC playback to maximize the content? Much thanks.
Title: Re: Finding the best settings for FairUse 2.9 Post by: Registered on October 29, 2008, 07:52:28 PM i use encoding speed, MAX settings,
i then choose the size for the episode, 25-30 minutes 150MB - 200MB (Drama, comedy) i favour 180-183MB so 24 episodes can fit on DVD-5 25-30 Minutes 233MB (Action, Sci-fi) 50 Minutes 350MB (Any) Sound 192 Kbps MP3 CBR (Never VBR on any occasion) your 2nd question is a little vague? Quote Second, whats the best CODEC setting for creating an AVI file for PC playback to maximize the content? Much thanks. what do you mean by content?, films, episodes, animation ? as for codec settings, this is hit and miss, unless you know what your doing! i will say this though, 700Mb (Drama, comedy) Low motion 90 Mins (give or take) 1.4 GB (Action) Fast motion 90-120 Mins if material is considerably over the 2 hour mark, or has huge amounts of Action then add another 700MB to above figures, I.E "Saving Private Ryan" remember Scenes with Water and Fire (Smoke) are hard to compress I.E. "Waterworld" ALL OF ABOVE is with MP3 Sound only, and done with DivX version 6.8 (divx in my opinion looks better then Xvid) i also am going for archive quality which is why i'm being generous amounts. ALL OF ABOVE is talking about ASP Encoding only (Xvid, DivX) AVC Encoding is a different matter entirely, hope i have helped, Title: Re: Finding the best settings for FairUse 2.9 Post by: Registered on December 04, 2008, 08:00:02 PM who is this amanda, i think she's spamming the forum, putting irrelevant information in posts that clearly do not belong,
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