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  1. Hi all,

    Though I've read similar threads herein, I have yet to find a suitable fix for my situation. I have a 3.6GB, DVD-ready .mpg plus - roughly - 600MB of additional .mpgs (short movie trailers, a "making of"). This all should total around 4.2GB. However, DVDWS inflates this to over 5GB. Why? (FYI, I cut and rendered everything through Vegas Video 3.0 - a program I've been using for over a year without prior error. Also - as per previous threads - I emptied all excess files from my project folder.)

    As a backup, I tried authoring and burning with DVDit and wound up with a similar situation.

    Any and all help appreciated.

    Thanks!
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    DVD Workshop is probably re-encoding the file. If the mpg is DVD compliant, then you need to tell it not to Encode compliant files. Can't remember exactly how off hand since I don't use this anymore. Search the forums since this has been discussed several times.

    Forgot, DVDit always re-encodes.
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    Make sure you check the "do not convert compliant files" check box". Might not be the exaxt wording of that option but close.

    Hmm..DVDit never re-encoded of of the DVD's I authored, but I think you have to make the settings match exactly to your projects assets; bitrate, resolution, etc. Maybe I was just lucky
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