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  1. 21st Jan 2004 21:13 #1
    quickfire
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    DVD store at a resolution of 352x240 mpeg1..also how many mintues for a cd....reason i'm asking is will the video decrease the amoutn of storability on a disk,because of more infomation having to be stored to the disk???
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    https://www.videohelp.com/calc.htm


    i should mention its based on bitrate and not resolution
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    Originally Posted by quickfire
    DVD store at a resolution of 352x240 mpeg1..also how many mintues for a cd
    The above resolution is VCD, if you use the standard VCD video bitrate of 1150 kbps and audio bitrate of 224 kbps, then you can get a little over 7 hours on a DVD and about 80 minutes on a CD.
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    a slideshow with 5 sec delaay will give you 12 hours on a dvd
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