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  1. 30th Aug 2001 11:38 #1
    WaxE
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    Hi there,

    Why are all the bitrate calculator configured for SVCD? I would like to convert, say a Divx into a VCD compatible MPEG-1 file but the recommended bitrates for SVCD yields a file that is too large to burn.

    I guess I'm asking if there are bitrate calculators for VCD.

    Thanks for any help.
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  2. 30th Aug 2001 11:46 #2
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    The calculators are configured for SVCD and XVCD, because there is nothing to calculate for VCD.
    VCD has a fixed bitrate, 1150 kbps/video and 224 kbps/audio.
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  3. 30th Aug 2001 11:49 #3
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    NO, DVTool works for any format!!!!!!!

    DO YOU HAPPEN TO KNOW WHERE I CAN FIND THE NEW TMPGENC BETA
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  4. 30th Aug 2001 12:10 #4
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    So if I understand correctly, changing the bitrate for a VCD makes it a xVCD?
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  5. 30th Aug 2001 12:18 #5
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    Exactly.
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