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  1. 11th Oct 2003 00:52 #1
    dvdnub
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    Hi, all. I noticed something strange while playing around with the calculator. Well, maybe strange to me because I'm new, but when I use the bitrate calculator to figure out the bitrate for a 1 hour and 50 minute long svcd footage for 80 min discs, with 224 audio enc, I get 1744 as a result. However, I discovered that one of the svcds that I found, which had 224 audio enc and was approx. 1 hour and 50 min long, had 2500 bitrate. That svcd was split into two 80 min discs, each with 2500 bitrate. How is that possible?
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    was it an average bit rate maybe? some parts of movie could be lower than that and action sceens higher
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    Originally Posted by §kipTracer65
    was it an average bit rate maybe? some parts of movie could be lower than that and action sceens higher
    More likley Max bitrate. Bitrate calculators give the AVG bitrate you need to use.
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