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  1. 31st Oct 2003 10:02 #1
    Carbon6
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    This is just a simple question to save myself time in trial and error. I am using TMPGEnc to encode high quality Avi's to MPEG's, during the wizard the Average video bitrate is automatically set to 3000kbits/sec. By increasing the bitrate to 4-5000, will I see any significant increase in video quality when viewed on a TV to justify the extra 2hrs encoding and the space taken up on the DVD??

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    You may see an increase in quality if the source material is good enough. To find out the max bitrate you can use for a given playing length, go here
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