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  1. 4th Jul 2003 00:47 #1
    DTWells
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    I just loaded it up and went to import my vobs, and it gave me a too high bitrate error. I dont see how it happened, the vobs came from an actual DVD disk, then ran through DVD2One
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    now when I made my THX and Dolby digital trailer demo DVD it gave me the same warning I went ahead and authored them and so far the DVD plays on any DVD player, it said something about the video had to be no more than 9000 so with audio it would be less than 9800 mine was something like 9864, but like I said so far plays fine.
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    This is a common problem. Select ingnore or if your authoring proggy don't allow you this, get DVD Patcher and patch the headers of you source file.

    I have this problem all the time from DVB transmissions. Many DVB Channels state "15000kb/s, while they are 4000kb/s at best!
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