I'm afraid walking through all of the settings choices is beyond me, but I
got my start with a great guide originally written for TMPGEnc, but
applicable to virtually any encoder where settings choices are available
beyond simple wizards. It's at http://dvd-hq.info/Compression.html
David
At 12:46 PM 4/18/2006 +0000, you wrote:
Now you're asking me a lot fo questions that I have no answer to.
Well, the part that is fuzzy hardly has any movenent at all. It is
a person sitting in a chair talking. Then, when it cuts to the next
scene, it goes back to normal and that scene has far more movement.
However over all, I noticed that some of the scenes looked
different, like they were almost out of focus when I know that they
were not!
In terms of all the settings questions you asked...let me think: I
believe it was set to Variable bit rate, but other then that, I do
not remember what I had anything else set to. Maybe you could
suggest what everythign should be set to and then I can just go by
that. I didn't really change anything because I had no clue what
half the options even were for. Thanks for all the help.
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