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  1. 29th Mar 2003 20:52 #1
    videocheez
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    I've been boasting about a high quality TMPGE encoded DVD but when I finally burned it to DVD-RW, there was a huge green bar covering half of the movie. It plays fine on the computer. One thing that I did that may not be standard is that I downsized the DVD to 352x480 in order to increase the detail. Is this DVD compliant also I used 2-pass VBR with an averge bitrate of around 6000. Any advice would be appreciated.

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  2. 29th Mar 2003 20:57 #2
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    352x480 is a valid dvd resolution. 6000 is not too high for dvd. can you player play dvd-rws? maybe it also doesn't like the brand of the disc.
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    i've had success several times already with DVD-RW and the same el cheapo brand. What program can I use to find all of the properties of the meg2 that I've encoded. I use g-spot for AVI's. Is there an equivalent for meg2's

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    the closest i can think of is bitrate viewer.
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    Bitrate Viewer is in the Tools Section to your left.
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    If you look at the 'what is' section to the left under DVDR they list the max DVD bitrate as 9.8Mbit/s (total), most DVDs seem to be ~7500kbit/s. I suspect the problem is either with your media, or your standalone.
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    What's a good lowcost media or does such a thing exist?
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