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WMV - Windows Video 7 or 9?
I know nothing about windows media video encoding. I see the presets all use V7. Why V7 and not 9? I would think 9 is better than 7. Can someone shed some light on this? The main reason I am looking into this is to watch recording from a mobile device.
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Re: WMV - Windows Video 7 or 9?
Thanks!
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Re: WMV - Windows Video 7 or 9?
OMG!!! It does take forever! A half hour show is now 2 hours into squeezing and still running hard!
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Re: WMV - Windows Video 7 or 9?
Recompression can really be a bear. I tend to just let stuff go overnight and not worry about it.
There really isn't much you can do to speed it up. If you want speed just use WM7 or 8 with CBR. But the quality at isn't so hot compared to using VBR WM8 or WM9. It sucks there is nothing you can do to speed it up aside from a faster processor. Hopefully we will see some Windows media hardware cards this year that will come out when Media Center 2005 comes.(I am hoping)
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Re: WMV - Windows Video 7 or 9?
WMV9 needs PC horsepower to comeup with that higher quality, this may be one onf the many reasons why folks will still use DIVX. With DIVX, techies can also tweek alot of settings and the encodes seem to run faster when compared to WMV9.
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