TMPGEnc

[proctor]

Ok, now that I've understood that I can fit so and so amount of video file onto a 700mb or 800mb CD I want to know how to calculate in advance the amount of file I'm gonna get when I convert the .avi files I have onto VCD format using this s/w (TMPGEnc). Can I do that? How?

[sean madison]

not only do i got a calculator that will tell u exactly when using cbr, i have 85 temps approx that has been calculated to fit a movie up to hrs using vbr and fit max file size on cd before overburn.

I DO NOT want to hear any retarded remarks saying theres no way to calculate vbr, well people, u r wrong.

Take a probability course cuz these temps are never no more than 6 mb off.

If u want the temps or the calc, email me or IM me on aim- ShiZZZoN

[Truman]

Use the most accurate bitrate calculator, use FitCD.
Never no more than 1 MB off

[proctor]

Dear Truman,
Can you explain how FitCD works? Which files are used to claculate these calculations?
Does it also work for just VCDs and not only SVCDs?

[sean madison]

the calc i got works for vcds and svcds and it VERY accurate.

I derived the formula it uses to calculate and its DEAD even!

It rounds off just like it is suppose to. if it's 1066.4556- it would then be 1066.

i got the calculated temps for vbr too for 1 cd if u want em.

Max bitrate gets increased so u can use an additional 450 kbits more in your video, very handy for movies

[Truman]

@proctor,
http://mitglied.lycos.de/fitcd/ReadMe.txt

I can not explain it better than shh himself
Calculate what ever you want, VCD, SVCD, AVI...

[proctor]

Thanks Truman
and what are those temps ya'll are talking about?