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  1. I calculatet the Bitrate with the VCDhelp Bitrate Calc to get an DiVX Movie on exactly 2 74Min CD`s as a SVCD. But at the End the whole Movie was about 200MB bigger as it should have been.

    What have i done wrong?

    TIA

    Sturchill
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  2. I'm a newbie, but did you use CBR or 2 pass VBR when you encoded? For CBR just enter the number from the calculator, for 2-pass VBR enter the number as the ave and set the max as desired.

    I normally use 2 pass VBR (min=0, max=2000, ave=calculator) and the files are normally the correct size (although I add 10secs of padding ^_^).
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  3. I used CBR. What is "ave"? Average?
    Another Problem is that if i use higher Bitrates the Picture is stocking every 2 Seconds (But i am in the SVCD Norm). Probably it`s because of the DiVX. If i use Sefy`s Templates everything is working fine!

    Cya

    Miramax

    <font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Sturchill on 2001-07-02 01:20:45 ]</font>
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  4. If you are having playback problems at higher bitrates this could be your player/video card not being able to keep up. It is known to happen.
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