Jon & Kate Plus 8 S5E4-Bam! 100th Episode.480p{Nelwyn}
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- Video > TV shows
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- 170.16 MB
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- English
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- Jun 9, 2009
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- nelwyn
Jon & Kate Plus 8 S5E4-Bam! 100th Episode Chef Emeril Lagasse visits the Gosselin home to give the entire family cooking lessons in celebration of their show's 100th episode; the children create a meal. Technical Details: Video: MPEG-4 AVC [640x480 2-pass VBR 1000kbps] Aspect: [16:9] Framerate: [29.97 FPS] Length: [21:01] Video System: NTSC Audio: MPEG AAC [48000 hz 128kbps Stereo]
Hey Nelwyn, I know this has been brought up before, but with you now doing a 720p upload as well as the standard def, have you ever considered using a different codec on the standard def file? To this day it's still a wierd conversion to get it to play nicely with an iPod or apple tv almost always resulting in stuttering of the sound and sync issues unless I recode it into an AVI first, then back into an apple compliant mp4. If anyone has had any better success, please let me know. Right now, the only thing that works perfectly is using boxee on the appletv or vlc on the computer.
nelwyn at 2009-06-11 16:50 CET:
I'm still experimenting actually. If I do the same thing for the 480 one as I do the 720 one it will create black bars because the aspect is radically different unless I use a wider horizontal resolution. Right now that is my only option and next week's will probably be like 848x480 unless I can find another way because I am using a 1920x1080 source.
The method I'm using now doesn't seem to matter what resolution I set, it adjusts automatically. If resolution is not an issue for you or others then I may just do it that way. I'm trying to stay away from MKV and just use AVI for both.
The method I'm using now doesn't seem to matter what resolution I set, it adjusts automatically. If resolution is not an issue for you or others then I may just do it that way. I'm trying to stay away from MKV and just use AVI for both.
nelwyn at 2009-06-12 00:26 CET:
I have an idea which may work for you. 640x360 seems to be an iPod resolution and isn't a strange ratio like the one for 480. It will be slightly lower res but would be easy for me to encode the new way in .avi format. It will still be x264 as I'm doing the 720p version but I would think it will be more compatible. I really hate XviD and DivX now although XviD isn't too bad.
Sounds like a plan. Thanks again for the efforts!
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