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  1. 11th Mar 2004 09:09 #1
    AndrewWickliffe
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    I've got a 150 minute movie I want to fit on a DVD-5.

    It's already MPEG-2 so I don't want to recompress it.

    I'm wondering if 3ivx or some other MPEG-4 format is the way to go.

    Does anyone have any advice?

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    I've always found Xvid to be very eye-pleasing.

    What bitrate is the video? What is the source? If it is a VHS transfer, it can probably be recompressed with no loss of quality.

    In the future, you may want to ask you question in the topic, such as "150 Min . mpg2 to DVDR: MPEG-4?" or something like that. I know a many of the most helpful people here don't like going into the "I need help!!!" threads
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