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Originally Posted by aceman67  It would really depend on what bitrate you encode the video at.
Xvid (Divx spelled backwards... *rolls eyes*) can give a higher quality video then H.264, you'll just have a higher file size because of the Bit-rate (amount of memory used for a single second of video)
All H.264 is just a more recent codec that gives the same, if not better, video quality at lower bit-rates (And thus smaller file sizes). |
You are talking about size of the file, what if both Xvid(Divx) and H.264 are the same size which is usually around 175MB which has good quality(not grainy)?