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  1. 28th Feb 2003 21:50 #1
    johnny quest
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    I downloaded an avi clip encoded with Divx 5.01. The clip is 123,000 KB in size. When I try to encode it to dvd compliant mpeg2 using the ntsc template in Tmpegenc Plus, the resulting mpeg2 is over 4 gigs. This is using the standard 2000 bitrate setting.

    I don't understand how the resulting mpeg2 can be so large, any ideas from anyone on converting to a different avi using another codec before encoding to mpeg2?

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  2. 28th Feb 2003 22:21 #2
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    How long is the video? 3 hours or more?
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    It's a 2 hour movie.
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  4. 1st Mar 2003 11:51 #4
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    YES, THAT IS RIGHT....

    To be mpeg2 compliant, it should be around 4 gigs
    dont forget audio ac3=200mg wav=1200 or less
    whichevr you choose...

    If your video bitrate is 4500-5000, it should come
    out at about 4000mg or so,depends if vbr or not
    might be higher...
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