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  1. 12th Nov 2004 20:03 #1
    syphon00
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    can anyone direct me to a good software that'll help me do that?

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    use bitrate viewer or use https://www.videohelp.com/calc and fudge around
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    Use PowerDVD->Show Info.
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    Originally Posted by MOVIEGEEK
    Use PowerDVD->Show Info.
    i believe that only shows what the header is reported to be , not the acual avg bit rate (i could be wrong)
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  5. 13th Nov 2004 01:16 #5
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    yeah in powerdvd it only shows current bit rate not the avg.
    but I'm little confused about how interpret the result in bitrate viewer
    do I need to wait until it scans through the entire VOB first?
    cuz the avg bitrate keeps changing
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    Yes it has to scan through your entire file, which can be problematic when dealing with separate vobs. Its best to rip the DVD to a single mpeg video stream. Go get a cup of coffee or something because it will take quite a while to load the whole thing.
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