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Hardware conversion from DVD/MPEG2 to SVCD?
Anyone know if it is possible to take advantage of the Hauppauge cards native hardware encoding of SCVDs to convert our Sage TV recordings from 3.2GB/hr to SVCD quality? It would seem that since the 350 can decode the stream, there should be some way to feed it back to its encoder - just set for a different format. any ideas?
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SageTV 6.5.4+Webserver 2.21+SageMC 6.3.8a, P4-2.8 Ghz, 1GB RAM, 120GB HD, 1.5TB HD, 500GB HD, PVR-150, PVR-350, AverMedia A180, ATI x1600 512MB AGP, Audigy Platinum EX, connected to an Sony 46XBR6 LCD via DVItoHDMI and Sony STR-DA2400ES receiver via 5.1 analog. |
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Nope, the encoder is external input only.
Why would you want to convert to VCD anyway? That's a pretty big drop in quality, you can get a similar, if not bigger drop in filesize going to MPEG-4 or WMV without the quality loss. |
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need to move a season of recordings off my machine in a DVD playable format. Dont want to use DVD Quality as that would be roughly 2 shows per DVD and theres 28 shows.
Dvix is better than SVCD in this case for SDTV recordings?
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SageTV 6.5.4+Webserver 2.21+SageMC 6.3.8a, P4-2.8 Ghz, 1GB RAM, 120GB HD, 1.5TB HD, 500GB HD, PVR-150, PVR-350, AverMedia A180, ATI x1600 512MB AGP, Audigy Platinum EX, connected to an Sony 46XBR6 LCD via DVItoHDMI and Sony STR-DA2400ES receiver via 5.1 analog. |
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DivX, or especially WM9 or H.264 is MUCH better than SVCD. You can probably get better than SVCD quality at about 250MB/hr. But depending on your DVD player (I assume you're talking set top DVD player), they may/probably won't play either.
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