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  1. 27th Jan 2004 20:19 #1
    derekwc
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    Hi there.

    I'm new to this and I was just wondering if anyone out there could
    steer me in the right direction.

    I have a Sony Vaio with DVD burning capability and I've used
    Roxio to make some DVD's before.

    However with the 4.7gb per disc I feel I get shorted sometimes on space.

    For example I'll have a 700mb file I'd like to burn and it takes up more
    than 4.7gb on the burning program. Or I'vr "shrunk" (??) that file
    using Tnmpeg and a 500mb file takes up 3.6 gb.

    Is there anything I can do here to get more efficiency?
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    Lower the bitrate to make it fit.
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  3. 29th Jan 2004 11:13 #3
    derekwc
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    How does one lower the bitrate?

    How does that affect size and picture quality?
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  4. 29th Jan 2004 23:52 #4
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    If using TMPGEnc, go to video tab in settings and adjust the bitrate there.
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