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common frame dimensions for 4:3 aspect video

Community Beginner ,
Dec 04, 2012 Dec 04, 2012

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What frame dimensions is everyone using out in the real world for encoding and streaming 4:3 aspect video?

Would 512x384 be too CPU/bandwidth intensive for average broadband users with 1.5MB downstream and a mid range laptop/PC?

I was looking at 384x288, 448x336, or 512x384 and wanted to get some recommedations on what would work best for most users.

Thanks!

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Adobe Employee ,
Dec 05, 2012 Dec 05, 2012

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Though i am not encoding exper - I dont think 512x384 would be CPU intensive as now much higher resolutions are been used. I would suggest you go through various encoding guidelines present on web which might hekp you further.

Below are some links

http://webvideotechniques.com/229/encoding-best-practices-for-h264-fabio-sonnai

http://www.eventsadobe.com/cookbook/

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