FFMPEG : cmp 2 test on dvp642

WARDCRAFT: I tried a couple more setting on (Phillips dvp640) divx DVD player to see if they would work. --
-- NOTE using ffmpeg: final video will be 352x240 ntsc cif - div3 avi and it will play on this divx DVD player (Phillips dvp640) but the player is junk and will probably brake on me any day . Do a Google search on the player and on Phillips they do not have a good track record. --

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ffmpeg -i *.avi -vcodec msmpeg4 -ab 128 -b 592 -bufsize 4096 -mbd 2 -precmp 0 -cmp 2 -subcmp 2 -s 320x208 -padtop 16 -padbottom 16 -padleft 16 -padright 16 -t 00:24:04.6 new-DIV3--[at512ab96]msmpeg4.AVI
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-- The video did not scale well on my computer but it did scale well on my TV. - I padded the video so that the divx player on my TV would not cut of the sub tittles. -
- "what is cmp 2"
- Comparison Function for Motion estimation. I tried using cmp and I think it made the video look a little better. -
- cmp 0 = default *
* cmp 2 = handamard = anime ? *
* cmp 3 = dct =? and good for live action I think.*
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* subcomp 2 ? Is good for anime, acording to some video site I read.*
* "subcomp 2 good for anime." -*
* precmp 0 - is the default and fastest . 0 is sufficient for precmp. I don't know why it's just something I read online. -*
* mbd 2*
* mbd 2 = High Quality Macroblock Decision Algorithem. mbd 2 is the same as vhq.*
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* mbd 1 is faster but not the best quality.*
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* THE video I tested on my player was 352x240 ntsc and it looked OK.*
* The final video size ended up at 126MB . -*
* I all so test 640x480 video . playback looked good but my computer is slow 800mhz so I'm not going to code a lot of video at 640x480.