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  1. 12th Jun 2010 21:05 #1
    jakewoodblues
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    Hi--
    I'm making a DVD with the Authoring Works 4. The audio track is Dolby 5.1 and has a bitrate of 640kb/s. When I ran the simulation, I got an error saying that the bitrate was invalid. I assume that means that the rate is too high.

    Am I correct?

    If so, is there an easy way to reduce the bitrate to something that Authoring Works can use and maintain the 5.1 audio?
    If not, how do I correct the error?

    Thanks!
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    Dvd max bitrate for dolby digital is 448kbps. Try eac3to to downconvert to 448. Or tsmuxer should be able to. You have a bluray or hddvd audio source there and that won't work without conversion on a dvd project.
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    Thanks, oh wise Yoda . 'preciate the help!
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