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  1. 1st Aug 2001 20:27 #1
    ArniThor
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    Okey now I have my encoded MPEG file about 1481 Mb and I want to split it. Now for CD#1. How can I find out how many seconds of my file fits on 1 80Min CD? for (X)VCD or (X)SVCD
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    Try the free "FitCD" software which you can download from the tool section of this website.
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    Okey but what tool can calculate the total stream of a MPEG file?
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    What do you mean exactly? How to calculate the average bitrate, max. bitrate?
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    The average bitrate because I mostly use VBR
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    FitCD will do all this - even calculating using different software i.e TMPGEnc, BBMPEG etc. - try it.
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    What I mean is a program that can open a MPEG file and test it for average bitrate. I've tried MPEGProp but it's buggy
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    Yes, there is a program to visualise the bitrate of your whole movie - can't remember what it's called though. I know I have it somewhere on my HD. - Shall check and get back to you.
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    OK found the website and download:

    http://www.tecoltd.com/bitratev.htm
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    Thanks! This is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks a bunch.
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