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When I create a custom profile to try to get svrt to work then I am happy if it is accomplished. The speed quality indication would have no meaning except for the re-rendered portion.

I have never seen an explanation from cyberlink for the re-rendered portion. The bit rate you choose would be applied but the time it takes can be shorter or longer.

Quote: I cannot believe no members have put there 2 cents in

The reason I haven't offered my two cents is that I don't have anything useful to contribute, but I'm interested. My knowledge & understanding of Profile.ini is limited to being able to modify certain parameters - resolution, VBR, framerate etc

BUT - that's as far as it goes. Like the OP, I don't know what some parts of the Profile.ini mean. I've noticed differences, but don't know what the number actually indicates.

e.g. A profile for H.264 AVC MP4 says "<File Format Class>11<Video Format Class>8<Audio Format Class>10" where a similar profile for MPEG-2 says "<File Format Class>7<Video Format Class>7<Audio Format Class>8" The same two profiles say "<Encoder Mode>0<...<Encoder Type>32" & "<Encoder Mode>0<...<Encoder Type>1" (respectively) & I don't have a clue what the numbers mean. I just know they're different (which is fairly astute).

Though I'm interested, it doesn't bother me. I know enough to get by.

Cheers - Tony
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well, here's my penny.


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<Class>AVCHD
<Name>Custom Profile -1
<Description>Custom Profile -1
<Output FileName>
<DescID>16707
<NameID>16706
<Group>2
<File Format Class>13
<Video Format Class>8
<Audio Format Class>8
<Stream Flag>3

<Field Order>0 -> progressive / 1 -> interlaced top field first

<Attribute>10183

<Video BitRate>44000000 / 44000000
<Min BitRate>33000000 = default PD's CVBR(constrained variable bitrate)/ CBR = 44000000(= 44Mb/sec)
<Max BitRate>44500000 / 44000000

<Video Quality>0
<Video Width>1920
<Video Height>817
<Frame Rate>60.000000

<Profile Level>65380 ≥PD10 / 65357 ≤PD10 etc... related to PD versions.

<Pattern>IBBPBBPBBPBBPBBP -> Main Profile / IBPBPBPBPBPBPBPBPBPBPBPBPBPBPBP -> High Profile GOP

<Pre Processing>0
<Resize>1
<Flip Video>0

<Speed Quality Indicator>7 (6 is max after PD10)

<Interlacing>0
<Encoder Mode>0
<App Type>2
<Dynamic GOP>0
<Deblock>1
<EntryMode>1
<Encoder Type>1
<Audio Layer>2
<Audio Mode>2
<Audio BitRate>256000 (= 256Kb/sec)
<Audio Channels>2
<Audio SamplesPerSec>1 -> 48000 Hz / 2 -> 44100 Hz
<Audio BitsPerSample>1
<Misc>0
<SamplesPerFrame>0
&&


always use high bitrates for best video rendering
always remember gigo.



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This has my attention! Where can I learn what .ini files might exist, especially for the Disc Create operations. Both beautiful and annoying is the small number of "handles" that Cyberlink has built into PD-15. Being able to experiment might help me isolate some problems I've been having. How should I approach this?

Len

"If someone offers you a penny for your thoughts and you give them your two cents worth, how should you bill for the difference?"

Like Tony, I remember doing quite a lot of experimenting a few years ago, but just for my own practical purposes. Sadly, in the intervening time, someone seems to have stolen the information from my brain and I can remember very little of my findings.

If I concentrate really hard I might get something back by next week.

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