Given that ANY encoding and compression requires operator intervention to
get any level of quality, it is certain that you need someone involved to
get the MPEG stream dealt with. However, the problems of quality don't
seem to be something that is unique to MPEG.
Gday,
>> However, the problems of quality don't seem to be something that is
>> unique to MPEG.
I didn't mean to imply that they were. I just ment that I have a horrible
feeling that someone is going to use one of the real time boards to produce
Video-CD's, under the (misguided) assumption that it doesn't require operator
intervention. (And some poor person will view the Video-CD and conclude that
MPEG is hopeless (Skips frames, artifacts gallore etc.) when it's not.)
Sam Yates Montrose, Victoria, Australia.
samyates@werple.apana.org.au