I used to do this successfully with Authoring Works, but the app crashes after I switched to 64-bit, even if I run it in XP in the Virtual Machine.
I create a DVD with many VCD quality tracks. With Authoring Works I didn't have to do anything special, it just knew what to do.
All my source files are already in VCD format. With AVStoDVD I set the disk resolution to VCD. I switch off all Auto modes. I set each track to QuEnc CBR, 1150kb/s. I set the audio to MP2, 224kb/s. I fix the aspect ration in AVISynth section. I switch on "Edit Command Parameters at runtime".
With each track I change the script from -mpeg2mux to -mpeg1mux.
If I use VLC to view the codecs for the created files they look the same as disks created with Authoring Works. VLC plays it flawlessly, as does Windows Media Player. If I burn the disk and play it with VLC it is still fine.
In my standalone DVD player there is serious breakup at the start of each track, and then wobblies during the track.
Is it something I am doing wrong, or is there a problem with QuEnc with these setiings?
If it is any help, the script for QuEnc reads as follows:
-i "G:\VIDEO\Temp\DVD_0_0609_1.avs" -o "G:\VIDEO\AVStoDVD\DVD_0_0609.m2v" -b 1150 -1 -hq -novbr -scene -trell -aspectratio 4:3 -nointerlaced -mpeg2mux noaudio -dc 8 -priority 5 -auto -close
I change it to -mpeg1mux before letting it run.
Should I change it to -nohq (not high-quality) and -notrell (no Trellis Quantisation)?
I create a DVD with many VCD quality tracks. With Authoring Works I didn't have to do anything special, it just knew what to do.
All my source files are already in VCD format. With AVStoDVD I set the disk resolution to VCD. I switch off all Auto modes. I set each track to QuEnc CBR, 1150kb/s. I set the audio to MP2, 224kb/s. I fix the aspect ration in AVISynth section. I switch on "Edit Command Parameters at runtime".
With each track I change the script from -mpeg2mux to -mpeg1mux.
If I use VLC to view the codecs for the created files they look the same as disks created with Authoring Works. VLC plays it flawlessly, as does Windows Media Player. If I burn the disk and play it with VLC it is still fine.
In my standalone DVD player there is serious breakup at the start of each track, and then wobblies during the track.
Is it something I am doing wrong, or is there a problem with QuEnc with these setiings?
If it is any help, the script for QuEnc reads as follows:
-i "G:\VIDEO\Temp\DVD_0_0609_1.avs" -o "G:\VIDEO\AVStoDVD\DVD_0_0609.m2v" -b 1150 -1 -hq -novbr -scene -trell -aspectratio 4:3 -nointerlaced -mpeg2mux noaudio -dc 8 -priority 5 -auto -close
I change it to -mpeg1mux before letting it run.
Should I change it to -nohq (not high-quality) and -notrell (no Trellis Quantisation)?