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> (Of course, you never see DVDs that look blurry and messed up. Presumably
> that means they figured out how to avoid that in MPEG2. Unfortunately,
> MPEG2 is the hardest codec under the sun to find software for - presumably
> because they use it on DVDs, so everybody wants to charge you *money* for
> it...)
Xvid4PSP offers MPEG2 PAL and NTSC format options, with encoding options
like "1-pass 8mbit", "2-pass 8mbit", "CBR 9.2mbit", and "copy" which
presumably does no reencoding if your source file is already MPEG2
compatible.
I would expect those would give the same results as a commerical DVD.
But for uploading to YouTube, I would use a more modern codec like xVid
(which they accept) that will give you smaller files for the same quality.
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