For those situations where you have movies that are 1.5-2 hours is it better to "guess" at the VBR and see how it comes out or to encode at a high VBR or CBR and then DVDShrink to fit on a DVD ?
The original source is an AVI from my video editor.
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Hello,
Use a bitrate calculator to determine the proper bitrate. Look in the tools section on the left of the screen under LISTS <-------
Anytime you process video you lose some quality so it's better to encode it to fit the disc the FIRST time then to process it more than once
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That would be the best solution for CBR but I was wondering about VBR.
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