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  1. 21st Aug 2004 23:15 #1
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    Hello,

    Im sure that this will be a really newbie question. But I have a number of mpeg 2 files( television series) and I want to stuff as much as I can onto a DVD. Is there any way that I can use Final Cut Pro to stuff 3 or 4 hours of footage onto a 4.7 GB disc? If anyone knows, please walk me though it? Thanks guys . . .

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    352x480 at 2.5-3.0 VBR
    But that's just an NLE.
    It won't author/burn for you.
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    lordsmurf is correct..keeping your Variable Bit Rate down
    to around 2.5-2.8 will allow you to push 3.5 hours
    ( I've done this myself, and with editing out the
    end credits, I could get 7 one hour long eps onto
    a disc), but you will need DVDSP2/3 to author
    and burn.
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