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	What is KVCD?"K Video Compression Dynamics" KVCD is a modification to the standard MPEG-1 and MPEG-2 GOP structure and Quantization Matrix. It enables you to create over 120 minutes of near DVD quality video, depending on your material, on a single 80 minute CD-R/CD-RW. We have published these specifications as KVCDx3, our official resolution, which produce 528x480 (NTSC) and 528x576 (PAL) MPEG-1 variable bit rate video, from 64Kbps to 3,000Kbps. Using a resolution of 352x240 (NTSC) or 352x288 (PAL), it's possible to encode video up to ~360 minutes of near VCD quality on a single 80 minute CD-R. The mpeg files created will play back in most modern standalone DVD players. You must burn the KVCD MPEG files as non-standard VCD or non-standard SVCD (depends on your player) with Nero or VCDEasy. Using KVCD parameters to create DVDs (KDVD), will enable you to create 100% DVD compliant MPEG-2 streams, capable of playing on any standard DVD player. This will allow you to put up to about 6 hours Full D-1 720x480 on one DVD, or about 10 hours at Half D-1 352x480. NOTE: Forum access requires registration. See link below. http://www.kvcd.net/portal/articles.php?lng=en&pg=378


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	Last year for KVCD.net - by Phil 08/31/2011 @ 15:59 The site is living its last year. On August 15th 2012, it will be over (not the world, just the site ). Members of the forum can have more informations here. If you have interest in saving something from here, do it now ^... / ... The site is living its last year. On August 15th 2012, it will be over (not the world, just the site ). Members of the forum can have more informations here. If you have interest in saving something from here, do it now CQMatic and CalcuMatic now Open Source! - by Kwag 12/09/2006 @ 08:50 Hello everyone, It's my pleasure to announce the availability of CQMatic and CalcuMatic as Open Source software As I don't have time (at this moment) to maintain and expand the programs, I decided to release them to the world so anyone may enhance and expand them. You need "PureBasic" version 3.x to compile. Visit http://www.purebasic.com for more information. The license model I chose, is the new and standard "3-clause" BSD style: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BSD_license This basically permits it's use in any commercial or private programs, and the only requirements is that the copyright notice is maintained on the sources that are released, and any binary release must also attach the notice to any documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution. You can read the license text on the program sources. IP (Intelectual Property) code is not required to be released by any developer who would like to modify the sources and create new versions, unlike the GPL !!viral!! effect, which forces every programmer to release every drop of code they create. So, here you have it CQMatic Sources: http://www.kvcd.net/downloads/CQMatic-1.4.08_src.zip CalcuMatic Sources : http://www.kvcd.net/downloads/CalcuMatic-1.1.16_src.zip Have fun, and excuse some of the sloppy code Remember that these programs were basically "cooked" overnight, so functionality was selected before code dressing, so feel free to "Dress-it-up" if you like -kwag ^... / ... Hello everyone, It's my pleasure to announce the availability of CQMatic and CalcuMatic as Open Source software As I don't have time (at this moment) to maintain and expand the programs, I decided to release them to the world so anyone may enhance and expand them. You need "PureBasic" version 3.x to compile. Visit http://www.purebasic.com for more information. The license model I chose, is the new and standard "3-clause" BSD style: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BSD_license This basically permits it's use in any commercial or private programs, and the only requirements is that the copyright notice is maintained on the sources that are released, and any binary release must also attach the notice to any documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution. You can read the license text on the program sources. IP (Intelectual Property) code is not required to be released by any developer who would like to modify the sources and create new versions, unlike the GPL !!viral!! effect, which forces every programmer to release every drop of code they create. So, here you have it CQMatic Sources: http://www.kvcd.net/downloads/CQMatic-1.4.08_src.zip CalcuMatic Sources : http://www.kvcd.net/downloads/CalcuMatic-1.1.16_src.zip Have fun, and excuse some of the sloppy code Remember that these programs were basically "cooked" overnight, so functionality was selected before code dressing, so feel free to "Dress-it-up" if you like -kwag KDVD Compatibility Checking Disks - by Phil 09/11/2006 @ 10:19 You will find new version of KDVD sample discs here : KDVD samples - NTSC (9.4 MB) KDVD samples - PAL (9.8 MB) These discs allow you to verify the compatibility of your standalone player with following DVD compliant and non DVD compliant materials (the samples permit also to verify the overscan values of your display for each resolution) : NTSC 352x240 352x480 480x480 528x480 544x480 704x480 704x480 - long GOP (24) 720x480 528x480 - 16:9 544x480 - 16:9 704x480 - 16:9 720x480 - 16:9 PAL 352x288 352x576 480x576 528x576 544x576 704x576 704x576 - long GOP (24) 720x576 528x576 - 16:9 544x576 - 16:9 704x576 - 16:9 720x576 - 16:9 The samples were encoded with TMPGEnc using a MIN bitrate of 64Kbps and a MAX bitrate of 4,500Kbps. It was encoded in CQ mode at a value of 85 and using KVCD's "Notch" matrix. ^... / ... You will find new version of KDVD sample discs here : KDVD samples - NTSC (9.4 MB) KDVD samples - PAL (9.8 MB) These discs allow you to verify the compatibility of your standalone player with following DVD compliant and non DVD compliant materials (the samples permit also to verify the overscan values of your display for each resolution) : NTSC 352x240 352x480 480x480 528x480 544x480 704x480 704x480 - long GOP (24) 720x480 528x480 - 16:9 544x480 - 16:9 704x480 - 16:9 720x480 - 16:9 PAL 352x288 352x576 480x576 528x576 544x576 704x576 704x576 - long GOP (24) 720x576 528x576 - 16:9 544x576 - 16:9 704x576 - 16:9 720x576 - 16:9 The samples were encoded with TMPGEnc using a MIN bitrate of 64Kbps and a MAX bitrate of 4,500Kbps. It was encoded in CQ mode at a value of 85 and using KVCD's "Notch" matrix. DVB-S - by Karl 05/24/2006 @ 09:52 Want a cheap and superb satellite TV receiver? Get hold of "dvbdream" (free!) and get a cheap Twinhan DVB-S card (~$75.00) and enjoy satellite television (and you can also record to HDD and later compress to KVCD/KDVD ;) ) http://www.dvbdream.org/ -Karl ^... / ... Want a cheap and superb satellite TV receiver? Get hold of "dvbdream" (free!) and get a cheap Twinhan DVB-S card (~$75.00) and enjoy satellite television (and you can also record to HDD and later compress to KVCD/KDVD ;) ) http://www.dvbdream.org/ -Karl GeexBox - by Karl 05/24/2006 @ 09:41 Want a media player (Music, Video) that looks like a set-top-box, runs on an old Pentium or a PowerPC, and it's only about 6MB in size? Then go grab GeekBox :) http://www.geexbox.org/en/index.html -Karl ^... / ... Want a media player (Music, Video) that looks like a set-top-box, runs on an old Pentium or a PowerPC, and it's only about 6MB in size? Then go grab GeekBox :) http://www.geexbox.org/en/index.html -Karl These news are available in the standard RSS format for publication on your website: http://www.kvcd.net/portal/data/newsen.xml

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