Video Resolution


Sometimes we need to know video resolution to suit our need for video authoring. So here they are.

VCD

MPEG1 - VCD - Film
MPEG1, VCD, 352 x 240, 24.00fps, 1150kbps, Video CD at film playback rate.

MPEG1 - VCD - NTSC
MPEG1, VCD, 352 x 240, 29.97fps, 1150kbps, NTSC, MPEG system stream.

MPEG1 - VCD - PAL
MPEG1, VCD, 352 x 288, 25fps, 1150kbps, PAL, MPEG System Stream.

SVCD

MPEG2 - SVCD - NTSC
MPEG2, SVCD, 480 x 480, 29.97fps, 2.5Mbps, NTSC, MPEG2 Program stream.

MPEG2 - SVCD - PAL
MPEG2, SVCD, 480 x 576, 25.00fps, 2.5Mbps, PAL, MPEG2 Program stream.

DVD

MPEG2 - DVD - NTSC
MPEG2, DVD, 720 x 480, 29.97fps, 6Mbps, NTSC, MPEG Video Stream + Wave File for DVD authoring software.

MPEG2 - DVD - NTSC (high speed)
MPEG2, DVD, 720 x 480, 29.97fps, 6Mbps, NTSC, MPEG Video Stream + Wave File for DVD authoring software.

MPEG2 - DVD - NTSC (mastering quality)
MPEG2, DVD, 720 x 480, 29.97fps, 6Mbps VBR, NTSC, MPEG Video Stream + Wave File for DVD authoring software.

MPEG2 - DVD - NTSC (VOB)
MPEG2, DVD, 720 x 480, 29.97fps, 6Mbps, NTSC, VOB output for direct burning to DVD.

MPEG2 - DVD - PAL
MPEG2, DVD, 720 x 576, 25.00fps, 6Mbps, PAL, MPEG Video Stream + Wave File for DVD authoring software.

MPEG2 - DVD - PAL (high speed)
MPEG2, DVD, 720 x 576, 25.00fps, 6Mbps, PAL, MPEG Video Stream + Wave File for DVD authoring software.

MPEG2 - DVD - PAL (mastering quality)
MPEG2, DVD, 720 x 576, 25.00fps, 6Mbps, PAL, MPEG Video Stream + Wave File for DVD authoring software.

MPEG2 - DVD - PAL (VOB)
MPEG2, DVD, 720 x 576, 25.00fps, 6Mbps, PAL, VOB output for direct burning to DVD.


DIVX

DivX - Home Theater - NTSC
DivX Home Theater, 720x480, interlaced, 29.97fps, 1Mbps, NTSC, 128kbps MP3 audio.

DivX - Home Theater - PAL
DivX Home Theater, 720x576, interlaced, 25fps, 1Mbps, PAL, 128kbps MP3 audio.

DivX - Portable - NTSC
DivX Portable, 352x240, progressive, 29.97fps, 500kbps, NTSC, 128kbps MP3 audio.

DivX - Portable - PAL
DivX Portable, 352x288, progressive, 25fps, 500kbps, PAL, 128kbps MP3 audio.


CDROM

MPEG1 - CDROM - 640 x 480 - NTSC
MPEG1, 640 x 480, NTSC, 4Mbps, for CD-ROM

MPEG1 - CDROM - 640 x 480 - PAL
MPEG1, 640 x 480, PAL, 4Mbps, for CD-ROM

QuickTime6 - CDROM - 2Mbps - NTSC
QuickTime6, 2Mbps, 640x480, using NTSC sources, for CD-ROM distribution

QuickTime6 - CDROM - 2Mbps - PAL
QuickTime6, 2Mbps, 640x480, using PAL sources, for CD-ROM distribution


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