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Originally Posted by yeltzin_4
Extrapolating the figures used in your example above you seem to be suggesting that a 1400kbit/sec XviD file has the same quality as an 9800kbit/sec MPEG2 file. While XviD compression is much more efficient than MPEG2 I'd be sceptical that the XviD video would match the quality of the MPEG2 video. Though, it would be interesting to compare the differences.  |
I think what he is saying is, you can have as high a bitrate as you want, but for something like a VHS sourced video, more bitrate becomes a moot point, because the original quality just isnt good enough to warrant it.
Its like that Nirvana Uncut DVD that for some reason was put onto 2 DVD's, the source video wasn't *that* good, and it could easily have been put onto 1 DVD and looked *exactly* the same.
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