Hi everyone,
I am trying to upscale and save videos in VLC 3.0.3 (Mac 64bit). The default for both bitrate and framrate is "0", which I guess means use original bitrate/framerate?
I tried to change the bitrate value to 20000, to get an output bitrate of 20 Mbit/sec, but the result was a very small and highly compressed video file. Can you tell me which units this field uses?
thanks,
geb
bitrate unit in Convert / Stream
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Re: bitrate unit in Convert / Stream
It's a bit idiotic, but I think 20000 will be interpreted as kbps.
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