Gpcinema Vitrual Dub Settings


Steve-O

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Anyone got the "Processing Settings" saved for Encoding Films so they have Good quality and fit on one 128MB SMC Card that they could host and I could download and Use :D ??

Thanks
 
Can't say I have what you're looking for, but I just used the gp32emu faq for moviepark and changed it to 320X172 and lowered the bitrate to 110 or 100 or something to put Fear and loathing on a 128 Mb SMC, looked good on the little screen.
 
i was looking for that too, and i could compress a 1h45m avi file on 77mb using 320x240 (this is the gp32 full screen setting), frame rate 24 and running perfect at 133mhz, with very good quality indeed. Just can´t get the sound going, i think i have a codec prob, its chunky and cranky all the time.

Anyway, im working right now so i dont have any settings here for this, but, if u are interested, email me and i can get u the settings file that u can load in vdub.

See ya
 
To anyone who wants my save processing settings PM me with your email address and I`ll send them to you
 
Lontra99 posted on May 18 2004 at 03:16 PM said:
i was looking for that too, and i could compress a 1h45m avi file on 77mb using 320x240 (this is the gp32 full screen setting), frame rate 24 and running perfect at 133mhz, with very good quality indeed. Just can´t get the sound going, i think i have a codec prob, its chunky and cranky all the time.

Anyway, im working right now so i dont have any settings here for this, but, if u are interested, email me and i can get u the settings file that u can load in vdub.

See ya
the problem here is that your giving your gp too much to do on too little processing power.

in order to have 24fps you need a gp32 that is able to run at 166mhz.

i found that my gp32 would chop and stutter when trying to run 24fps, 32kb 22khz audio mono, i've now switched down to 20fps (difference not even noticable) and get perfect files every time!
 
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I can run my GP32 at 24 fps at somewhere around 155 mhz without it sputtering, the key is turning down the bitrate and audio quality so your GP32 doesn't have to process more data at once. :D

For slightly better video quality, try XVID.
 
got a link for that xvid codec?

I have the keopie one, or whatever it's called, but can't seem to get it to work.. i knwo there's another xvid.exe one that people use as well but.. can't seem to find it..
 
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