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For those not familiar with mpeg-4, it defines two video formats.
The original is called MPEG-4 visual, based on H.263. Walkmans support Simple Profile L3. The new one is called AVC (or H.264), Walkman support Baseline L1.3. Wikipedia Neither profile supports B-frames, but Sony does for MPEG-4. This gives it an advantage requiring less bits. My question is, for a given bitrate (say 300k), which codec gives better quality? BTW, nobody mentioned avidemux as an encoder. It is multi-platform, and has tons of encoding options an filters. Perhaps too much for newbies. |
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h.264 gives a better quality-to-size ratio.
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No need to be rude. Your question was: My question is, for a given bitrate (say 300k), which codec gives better quality?
How did I not answer that? B-frames really don't make that much of a difference. MPEG-4 AVC has a better quality/size ratio in any case than h.263, MPEG-4 SP, ASP, and so on. Just encode a few videos with different settings and try it for yourself.
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