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  1. 4th Dec 2002 12:33 #1
    sheldonKJ
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    Is it possible to burn xvcd's at a higher bitrate than the 1150kb/sec std? I've done this but the audio skips in my DVD player.
    I have bunches of home video encoded at higher bitrate Mpeg1 (~2400kbit/sec). I'd like to play it on my DVD player without re-encoding at the lower quality VCD bitrates. Any other suggestions?
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    your dvd player may not be able to play xvcds at higher bitrates. mine play great at 2500 kbps.
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    Originally Posted by sheldonKJ
    Is it possible to burn xvcd's at a higher bitrate than the 1150kb/sec std? I've done this but the audio skips in my DVD player.
    I have bunches of home video encoded at higher bitrate Mpeg1 (~2400kbit/sec). I'd like to play it on my DVD player without re-encoding at the lower quality VCD bitrates. Any other suggestions?
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    The problem wont be with the burn, it will be with compatability.

    Each player has its limits as to how high it will go.
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