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  1. 26th Mar 2002 23:48 #1
    mazinz
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    not sure if this is exactly in the right forum but before i spend another 4 or so hours authorizing a disc with menus only to find the program reject my clips. I was curious , does anyone know what the max bitratre is for homedeck dvd players?
    I know of the current super bitrate dvds released by Columbia/tristar (im in the US) and i own a region 2 set (gamera for the record) that at some points at least hits 12. something. Currently the clip im working on although when captured on dazzle 2 i had it set to 9.5, hits 10 for a good majority towards then end of the film.
    i use spruce up to author as it has no file bitrate limit and all my discs have played fine--but i was curious as Sonic dvdits help mentions the stats at no higher then 9.4 for pcm or 9.8 for ac3 (although i think that is their own standard) thanks again--
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  2. 27th Mar 2002 00:19 #2
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    Depends on the player. Make & model?
    As Churchill famously predicted when Chamberlain returned from Munich proclaiming peace in his time: "You were given the choice between war and dishonor. You chose dishonor, and you will have war."
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  3. 27th Mar 2002 20:11 #3
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    i own 2 pioneers 9606d and 525) as well as the older apex ad600a they play great on them. I was curious about other machines (such as jvc,etc).
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