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May 22nd, 2003, 01:57 PM | #16 |
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TMPGEnc does NOT create Layer 2 mpeg. Whenever your
read about layer mpeg it is about MPEG *1* AUDIO. Like MP3 is Layer 3 MPEG 1. TMPGEnc can ofcourse just create standard mpeg1 for video but most people use it for MPEG2 creation to output it to DVD/SVCD. Joe C., rendering out to an AVI/DV file is exactly the same as printing/exporting to tape. So the quality will be the same. When you export it to AVI you can load that up and then print it to tape and it will NOT do an additional rendering pass so you will not loose any quality and still have an output AVI to process further if you want. If you don't need it you can go straight back to tape if that is your thing though.
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May 23rd, 2003, 01:28 AM | #17 |
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<<<-- Originally posted by Rob Lohman : TMPGEnc does NOT create Layer 2 mpeg. Whenever your
read about layer mpeg it is about MPEG *1* AUDIO. Like MP3 is Layer 3 MPEG 1. TMPGEnc can ofcourse just create standard mpeg1 for video but most people use it for MPEG2 creation (no layers) to output it to DVD/SVCD. >>> I must have got confused then, i assumed that mpeg1 was layer 1 (video), mpeg2 was layer 2 (DVD video) and mpeg3 was layer 3 (audio) etc... sorry if I'm giving false info through ignorance, i'm very new to this game i'm afraid. Is there somewhere on the web that explains the different types of mpegs and what the layers mean?? PS. I love the Lady X idea, can't wait to see the episodes. Regards Nick |
May 26th, 2003, 04:20 AM | #18 |
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No problem Nick. These things can be confusing.
Pretty easy to read FAQ is here More on MPEG audio here A highly technical FAQ can be found here
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