On Tue, 12 Oct 2004, Florin Andrei wrote:
> Since i live in the SF Bay Area, it should be pretty easy to find a
> player for testing, you'd think, no? :-)
Yep -that's what I would think :)
> I see your point, but i prefer to create DVDs that will play with no
> problems on any player. I do not want to rely on a certain player to
> play out-of-spec disks.
But you missed the other half of the point I was trying to make...
If only ONE player has a problem - then that one player is suspect and
not necessarily the tool chain.
> The fact that the same player plays all commercial DVDs i tried so far
> (in the hundreds, from dozens of various sources) with no problems,
But commercial DVDs aren't on recordable or rewriteable media and
players DO differ in their ability to handle recordable/rewriteable
media (especially at higher bitrates).
> > Have you tried both MP2 and AC3 audio with the same results?
>
> Yes. However, i am currently using AC3 for pretty much everything.
Ah, nice to hear that the rematrixing info in ffmpeg's AC3 encoding
was fixed - 'fraid I gave up on it after it didn't work for so long.
Cheers,
Steven Schultz
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