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Posted: **11 Aug 2009 12:08**

The higher the resolution, the worse the convert T_T
Now I realize that VLC support many things, but nothing is perfect

I hope you will improve it

Posted: **11 Aug 2009 17:02**

What bitrates and codecs you used?

Posted: **11 Aug 2009 17:32**

The 2nd picture:

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From: .avi
audio: bit rate: 256 kbps, audio format: mpeg layer-3
video: frame rate: 23frame/sec, data rate: 216 kbps,  video sample size: 24 bit, video compression: FFDS

To: video-WMV+WMA (ASF)

The resolution of the first movie is higher and it happen more frequently.

Posted: **12 Aug 2009 18:56**

You need to use higher bitrates.

Posted: **13 Aug 2009 05:47**

At the profile combobox I choose video-WMV+WMA (ASF), then click "edit selected profile", at video codec tab set bitrate to 512kb/s (the bitrate of source video is 216kb/s), and others leave default, save and convert but it still bad like that, when I view properties of the converted file the bitrate is 0 ???

Posted: **13 Aug 2009 18:06**

512 kbps isn't enough for 720x480 resolution video. More like 2 000 is required.

Posted: **14 Aug 2009 04:12**

yeah it worked !
720px × 480 set the bit rate to 2000, so how much I should set the bitrate with 1024px × 576 ?? 10.000 ?

How to know that number ??? And is there any harm if I set the bitrate too high ??

PS: 8192 is max, cannot set higher

But it seem to be enough for high resolution, thanks

Posted: **14 Aug 2009 17:15**

How to know that number ???

Trial and error. (or check what scene guys are using for their movie rips)

And is there any harm if I set the bitrate too high ??

Filesize will grow or streaming will demand more bandwidth.

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