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  1. 16th Mar 2006 10:24 #1
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    I changed my video to be an avg bitrate of 4,500,000

    is that generally considered a low bitrate or ok bitrate to use?
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  2. 16th Mar 2006 10:27 #2
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    4500k is approachig superbit levels for 352x480 (GOOD!)
    and it's way too low for 720x480 (BAD!)
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    It depends on quality of orig source, resolution your encoding too and the display device that it will be shown on. Do a short test encode on an RW disc and see if its to your liking.
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    I did a short test onto a dvd-r and i do think the quality might be a little too low

    I'm gonna opt to use a dual layer disc
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