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  1. 10th Jan 2002 09:01 #1
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    fit a whole movie roughly about 130 min long onto one single 700mb cd-r? I have heard mixed reviews, if this can be done what program should I use to "compress" the mpeg. Please feel free to email me any tutorails or suggestions, as I would kindly appriciate it, Thanks. mattfla40@hotmail.com
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    U CANT FIT 130 MIN IN 700 CD
    1 MIN MOVIE TIME = 10 MEGA
    130 MIN = 1.3 GIGA
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    Ok how can this be done? I am still confused.
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    U MUST TO CUT THE MOVIE IN HALF AND BERN IN 2 CD'S
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    You can fit a 130min source on an 80min CDR but you'd have to make a xVCD (non-standard VCD) by lowering the bitrate. The VCD stardard calls for video bitrate=115-kbit/s and audio=224kbit/s, to get 130min on an 80min CDR we're talking about: video=736 audio=96. Unless that's a DVD rip w/ 5pass CCE VBR (even then) it's going to look pretty bad.

    So encoding on 2 CDRs is the better way to go.
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