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In Reply to: Mini DV transfers to DVDR:..what speed to preserve quality? posted by Waldteufel on March 28, 2005 at 13:09:46:
MiniDV is 25 Mb/sec motion JPEG encoded. This is a fairly high quality compression. To MPEG-2 transcode you will want to use the highest bit rate (quality mode) available to you. 2-hr bit rate will give you roughly the quality of a commercially mastered DVD, which I find to be pretty bad.
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Follow Ups
- Re: Mini DV transfers to DVDR:..what speed to preserve quality? - videophile 14:46:41 03/28/05 (3)
- Thanks, guess I'll just have to be more selective in editing... - Waldteufel 21:43:15 03/28/05 (2)
- Re: Thanks, guess I'll just have to be more selective in editing... - videophile 05:52:36 03/29/05 (1)
- Wow, the plot thickens... - Waldteufel 07:03:23 03/29/05 (0)
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