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  1. 27th Aug 2007 15:35 #1
    supernano
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    I have a DivX encoded video file which I'm converting to DVD. My authoring program accepts mp2 or ac3 audio streams. The audio in the DivX file is encoded in MP3. I have two questions:
    1 - Is there an advantage to extracting the audio from the DivX in one format or the other? (mp2 or ac3?)
    2 - Is there an optimum bitrate that I should apply to the audio conversion, maybe based on the bitrate in which it is encoded in the DivX file?
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  2. 27th Aug 2007 16:04 #2
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    Needs to be AC3 for DVD ,set audio bitrate to 224 kbs...
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