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  1. 6th Oct 2001 04:47 #1
    iparout
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    Are there any prorammes in which you may load a divx or mpeg file so as the programme to show you the average bitrate of that specific file ?
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  2. 6th Oct 2001 06:53 #2
    Vejita-sama
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    Just open the file in media player and choose properties. You can also d/load "MPEG Properties" under the "Tools" link to the left.
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  3. 6th Oct 2001 07:29 #3
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    http://www.tecoltd.com/bitratev.htm
    This is a MPEG bitrate viewer. You have to load a Video stream (m2v, mpv).
    If you use CCE, you can use the advanced settings after creating the video information file (.vaf).
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  4. 6th Oct 2001 09:31 #4
    iparout
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    What if I want to see the bitrate of a divx (avi) file ?
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  5. 6th Oct 2001 09:55 #5
    dumwaldo
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    then right click the file and choose properties, the summary tab has the info you want

    peace out,
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  6. 6th Oct 2001 20:35 #6
    iparout
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    Wow, I hadn't even noticed...

    Thank you.
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  7. 10th Oct 2001 01:24 #7
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    If you're trying to figure out a DivX file framerate, you could also use VirtualDub, under Video > Frame Rate.
    There you also can change it, but then you'll have video/audio desynchronization
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