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  1. 21st Jan 2003 22:02 #1
    Dodzzz
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    Hi everyone
    I encoded several clips, and the bitrate method I was using is CQ (50, minimum=0, maximum=8000) and VBV = 224.
    It plays fine on WinDVD player, but on Windows Media Player at some very low consuming bitrate scenes (<1200 kbps), it skips like crazy!
    is this has something to do with overflow/underflow thing?

    will these clips play fine on my standalone DVD player?

    Thanks!

    EDIT: Ooops stupid title! I meant VBR
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  2. 22nd Jan 2003 11:58 #2
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    Eh, all I can say is test it on your own player. My VBR VCDs work ok in WMP, but go crazy in PowerDVD... and have similar mixed effects in different DVD players
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  3. 22nd Jan 2003 13:12 #3
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    General rules of minimum settings for VBR/CBR MPEG's:
    (X)VCD=600kbps
    (X)SVCD=1000kbps
    DVD=2000kbps
    These are tried and tested for the best compatibility.
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  4. 22nd Jan 2003 14:23 #4
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    Hey MOVIEGEEK thanks for the info!
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