How do u check bitrate of a movie as I have tried gspot but cannot see where it says this
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The bitrate you have indicated on Riverpast is the AUDIO bitrate, which is shown in g-spot on the info line in the audio section (under the codec).
If you look at the image from g-spot that you have posted, have a look at the line that starts Len (length) Frms (Frames) kbps (Bitrate for the video stream)Read my blog here.
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hi thanks for this about syncview now going to test this out is it best to convert my audio to wav 1st also what is this triangle thing about as i dont get this only time i see that is when i downloaded some test files
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That's a screenshot of one frame from the optional SyncTest media, which consists of a perfectly calibrated WAV and DivX. There are four different frame-rate packages, so those files are not included in the standard installation. They are free, but you have to download them separately.Originally Posted by natty
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