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  1. 25th Oct 2002 12:33 #1
    Al Bundy
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    I made several SVCD discs and noticed that when I play these disks using Power DVD XP that the bitrate is not exactly 2520kbps. I encode with TMPGEnc using the standard SVCD template. This template encodes in 2520kbps CBR.
    When I look at the bitrate in Power DVD, it show sometimes a bit less (e.g. 2260kbps) but also a bit more (e.g. 2890kbs). These are examples. I have seen much higher and lower bitrates as well. Most of the time the bitrates stick to 2520kbps.

    Is SVCD CBR really CBR or is Power DVD wrong?

    CYah

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    There will always be spikes/dips in your MPEG stream. Standalone players handle them without a problem.
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