Need a Format thats smaller but better then the Huff codec
- deiot
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Need a Format thats smaller but better then the Huff codec
Would any one know of a codec that has a smaller file size then the huff codec and also works well with premiere... Ripping dvd's and making them in the huff format is a FREAKING huge ass file.
any one know of one?
any one know of one?
- jbone
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Working with digital video requires shloads of free disk space. There is no solution that'll make much smaller files with equivalent visual data treatment.
"If someone feels the need to 'express' himself or herself with a huge graphical 'singature' that has nothing to do with anything, that person should reevaluate his or her reasons for needing said form of expression, possibly with the help of a licensed mental health practitioner."
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You could try the MJPEG/VOB-switchout method outlined in the Technical Guide on this site, though if you're really cramped for disk space, that might not work either.
Anyway, it's like jbone said. You want to work with digital video, you should expect to work with huge files. A 3:36 (that's three minutes, not three hours) clip runs 2.7 gigabytes in uncompressed YUV 4:2:0 planar.
The best solution for editing DVDs would be a system than can edit MPEG-2 natively, but amazingly few people who edit from DVD source use such systems (or so it seems around here).
Anyway, it's like jbone said. You want to work with digital video, you should expect to work with huge files. A 3:36 (that's three minutes, not three hours) clip runs 2.7 gigabytes in uncompressed YUV 4:2:0 planar.
The best solution for editing DVDs would be a system than can edit MPEG-2 natively, but amazingly few people who edit from DVD source use such systems (or so it seems around here).
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Re: heh
God, why the hell can't someone make better users?deiot wrote: GOD, WHY THE HELL CAN'T SOMEONE MAKE A DAMN CODEC THATS BETTER.
If you must blame someone or something, go blame mathematics, not the programmers.
- deiot
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Re: heh
hum... define better... if you are wanting perfect quality... then matimiatically your basically stuck... i think lossless JPEG2000 is 87% the size of a huffyuv file... but at a massive processor hit...deiot wrote:well the part about the shit load of free space is a big duh...
but it's the best there is for video editing formats..
GOD, WHY THE HELL CAN'T SOMEONE MAKE A DAMN CODEC THATS BETTER.
if you want lossy... then there is alot of options... i suggest DV... its good enuf
but somethign that is lossless and better than huffyuv.... that is hard to get... since after a certian point it can't get smaller
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