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  1. 27th Mar 2005 17:28 #1
    debro
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    How do I fit 6 avi episodes (30mins/340MB each, overal bitrate 1712) with 2 audio streams on a 4.3GB DVD (not data DVD)?
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  2. 27th Mar 2005 18:23 #2
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    Use a bitrate calculator.



    I can't really recommend any specifics such as the frame size you should use without seeing some specs of the AVI files - can you post a screen dump from AVICodec or GSpot ?
    If in doubt, Google it.
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  3. 27th Mar 2005 18:44 #3
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    (The bitrate of the 2nd audio stream is 99 kb/s (49/ch, stereo) VBR; Fs: 32000 Hz)
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  4. 28th Mar 2005 11:17 #4
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    Have fun with this one, it's anamorphic widescreen with VBR mp3 audio
    What are you using to encode it?
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  5. 28th Mar 2005 14:10 #5
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    I have a similar problem, i want to create a dvd aswell however i want it to have a menu so u can select which episodes you want to play, now my problem is NeroVisionExpress always transcodes the file, is it possible to create a menu while leaving the episodes as DivX files. SInce i have a DivX player?
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  6. 28th Mar 2005 15:35 #6
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    Originally Posted by reboot
    Have fun with this one, it's anamorphic widescreen with VBR mp3 audio
    What are you using to encode it?
    I donīt know... I was hoping someone would recommend a suitable video/audio encoder.
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  7. 28th Mar 2005 16:39 #7
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  8. 28th Mar 2005 17:44 #8
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    Originally Posted by CrisCr0ss
    I have a similar problem, i want to create a dvd aswell however i want it to have a menu so u can select which episodes you want to play, now my problem is NeroVisionExpress always transcodes the file, is it possible to create a menu while leaving the episodes as DivX files. SInce i have a DivX player?
    You cannot make DVD menus for a DivX data disk.
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  9. 28th Mar 2005 17:46 #9
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    Originally Posted by debro
    Originally Posted by reboot
    Have fun with this one, it's anamorphic widescreen with VBR mp3 audio
    What are you using to encode it?
    I donīt know... I was hoping someone would recommend a suitable video/audio encoder.
    Start reading the tools.
    First you will need to extract audio in virtualdub.
    You will then need to transcode it, try ffmpeggui.
    You will then need to encode video, there are plenty of encoders, look in the tools section.
    You will then need to author it, again, look in the tools section.
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  10. 28th Mar 2005 18:09 #10
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    Originally Posted by reboot
    Have fun with this one, it's anamorphic widescreen with VBR mp3 audio
    What are you using to encode it?
    As are most avi's so whats the problem?
    No2: We want Information.
    No6: You wont get it!
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