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  1. 14th Mar 2006 23:41 #1
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    How do i check the bitrate of my current .mpg files?

    If i right click go to properties >> advanced, i see nothing
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  2. 14th Mar 2006 23:51 #2
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    use bitrate viewer
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    GSpot can also help
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    gspot only reports what is in the mepg header - which most often is not the true bitrate
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  5. 15th Mar 2006 00:45 #5
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    VirtualDubMPEG2
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  6. 15th Mar 2006 01:19 #6
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    Originally Posted by jagabo
    VirtualDubMPEG2
    I agree with this also. Movies that I have encoded in the past show a different average bitrate with bitrate viewer. Virtualdub numbers are closer to true knowing what I encoded to clip at.
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  7. 15th Mar 2006 09:58 #7
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    bitrate viewer is more precise is all - specially the registered version for some reason ....
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  8. 15th Mar 2006 10:06 #8
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    powerdvd will show you also.
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  9. 15th Mar 2006 11:14 #9
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    how do you view it in PowerDVD?
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  10. 15th Mar 2006 11:16 #10
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    from memory(hope its correct)

    right click on video that is playing select properties, it will display audio and video information in top right corner of video.
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  11. 15th Mar 2006 11:19 #11
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    i got it, select "Show Information"
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  12. 15th Mar 2006 11:20 #12
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    thats it,

    guess my memory isnt so good, lol. Im getting old.
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