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  1. 25th Sep 2003 18:23 #1
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    I tried a few of the other bitrate calculators with DivX in mind thinking that a bit is a bit no matter what format you used. I was wrong or I messed up some place. Anyone know of a Calculator with WMV in mind. Im using version 9 I think. If not does anyone know the math to find it out on my own?
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    why is a 10 MB per minute windows media video file any different in size or bitrate from a 10 MB per minute quicktime or divx or mpeg video file?

    the quality may be different, but the bitrates won't be..
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    I dont know. I was suprised. I thought maybe WMV might add some overhead that other formats dont?
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