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Re: torrent for mimiron video - Mikaelo - 08-06-2009
http://www.yousendit.com/ 2GB I'm pretty sure
Re: torrent for mimiron video - Crazy Diana - 08-06-2009
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MGOs88LhPQk
Re: torrent for mimiron video - Hitshade - 08-06-2009
yay!
Re: torrent for mimiron video - Cmoney - 08-06-2009
Abe you make some pretty badass videos haha. Quality is really nice on Youtube HD but im gonna download the torrent just to seed it. It's downloading at 100 kb/s not bad.
Re: torrent for mimiron video - Aragon - 08-06-2009
@HitShade
The video is encoded with Windows Media Video 9 Professional (VC-1/MPEG4 Part 10) and Windows Media Audio 9.2. The size and quality of these codecs are superior to MPEG2. The only downside is that it is a little more CPU intensive than MPEG2. The other options for MPEG4 is h.264 (more CPU intensive) and Xvid/DivX (MPEG4 Part 2, requires users to download/install a codec or use a third-party player).
To reduce the size, I would suggest lowering the framerate to FILM speed or 23.976 fps. Since abec is probably running at a 16:10 resolution (like 1920x1200 or 1680x1050) the best resolution for 720p HD is 1152x720 (which what the video is). I did notice the max bitrate was not limitted in the video and at some point reached 20Mb/s. For 720p content, you can probably get away with a max bitrate of 4MB/s.
The sharpness/clarity of the resize depends on the resample method being used. For shrinking video content, a high quality bi-linear OR a custom bicubic algorithm designed for shrinking images should be used. I personally use Spline or Lanczos.
Re: torrent for mimiron video - Crazy Diana - 08-06-2009
aragon: wow gm, doom9 moderator
Re: torrent for mimiron video - Hitshade - 08-06-2009
As mentioned the reason I went with mpeg2 was because of the general ease of uploading them to hosting sites without incident. On numerous occasions, videos I have encoded in windows media and divx formats ran into errors or quality loss I found unacceptable. Maybe its a fault of my encoding, idk. I didnt notice a large difference in file size using the mpeg2 format either. (granted there was a difference)
There are a few other reasons I opt for that particular format, the foremost of which is the ease of which it can be edited and manipulated later. (say if I wanted to burn a dvd)
I don't profess to be an expert though... clearly you seem to have more technical knowledge so Im open to any more suggestions you might have. But then I expect anyone who WORKS FOR BLIZZARD AND PLAYS SCII AND DIABLO 3 ON A REGULAR BASIS would have more technical expertise than I. :lol: (I just love the way you seem to get squeamish when anyone suggests you're a GM or a dev, I dont mean to insult... just promise some day you'll tell me what you REALLY do. lol)
Im particularly interested in trying out those two programs you mentioned. Its long been a desire to scale my 1680x1050 source files to something more reasonable with as minimal quality loss as possible. Would I get better results if I went to 1280x800 as it is also a 16:10 aspect? (That would pose a problem though, as most hosting sites have a maximum resolution on 1280x720) Maybe 1440x900?
Re: torrent for mimiron video - Masex - 08-06-2009
That fight doesn't look all that hard.