I've got 45, 20min clips im trying to get encoded onto as few dvds as possible. sound and video quality isnt as important as getting as much on each dvd as possible.
ive been told using a variable bittrate and compressing the audio by not using stereo and changing its bittrate too will help alot. what program can I use to do this? only authoring software I currently have is nerovision2 and i cant seem to find a way to do that.
Much thanks to anyone who can help.
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If you use TMPGEnc then you can select a VCD template, 160 kbps audio bitrate, 800 kbps average video bitrate using 2-pass VBR (200 minimum, 3000 maximum). The quality will be reasonable (for VCD) and you can get 10 1/2 hours on a DVD. You will need to unlock the bitrate settings to make the adjustments though. You can lower bitrate even more but I wouldn't.
"Art is making something out of nothing and selling it." - Frank Zappa -
What format are the files in now? VCD.....
Suggestion:
900 minutes of Standard VCD is about 10GB. You can use 2 blank DVDs and have an excess of 650MB per disk. Use DVD Shrink and make that fit 2 blanks.
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Put the whole 900 minute mess on 1 dvd and shrink that.
(You may haft to 2-pass Shrink to get that much compression. lol)
1st method will work, 2nd method would be fun to try. haha
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is there any way to encode multiple files at once using TMPGenc or can u only do one at a time? also after u have the movies encoded, what would then use to author them into a dvd? I've got the whole encoding thing down just not sure what to do from there. the source files or mpeg4 and divx. sorry for the noobness, my first encoding/burning project and im hardly starting off easy.
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Originally Posted by RazorBlazer
TMPGEnc DVD Author is popular."Art is making something out of nothing and selling it." - Frank Zappa -
can't seem to change the bittrates within the project wizard, in setting off the main menu I can. how can I unlock those within the wizard? I'd do it outside the wizard but I dont see how u can queue up multiple files to encode that way. also should I take the channel mode off stereo and use dual channel?
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Originally Posted by RazorBlazer
"Art is making something out of nothing and selling it." - Frank Zappa -
oops, Got It!
"Art is making something out of nothing and selling it." - Frank Zappa
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