If I'm encoding with VBR, what is a reasonable minimum and maximum for DVD-R?
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Max DVD bitrate is 9800 , so I substract the audio bitrate to find out the max video bitrate.
If I do TV captures I'll encode the audio at 224 , so max video = 9576
If I audio is 448 ac3 then the max video = 9352
When I analyze the encoded video with BitrateViewer I never saw a peak at my maximum bitrate. I think the highest I've ever seen is around 7000.
This works for me with A03 burner and 1.49£ DVD-R.
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Try TMPGEnc's CQ mode instead of 2 pass VBR. I use 2000/6000 and the average comes in at about 3500kbs and no artifacts. (Old)2-pass has freaked out my DVD player for some reason. You can fit a lot of nice video on a DVD at 3500kbs.
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The DVD standards are as follows:
MAX VIDEO BR = 9.8Mbps
MAX AUDIO BR = 912kbps
MAX STREAM BR = 10.08Mbps
I believe that the minimum video BR is 500kbps.
So, as a practical matter, using 384kbps audio, I set my MAX VIDEO BR to 9.5Mbps and my minimum to 1Mbps. Depending how much data I have, I set my average BR from 3.5Mbps to 5.5Mbps (usually 4.5Mbps).
But, as usual, your mileage may vary.
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