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  1. 3rd Apr 2004 23:41 #1
    charvelzeppelin
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    just like the topic says. Currently, I have been using 224kpbs. I don't have surround sound right now but will probably be getting some sometime soon. Do you think that I should raise the bitrate or I probably wouldn't really even notice a difference?
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    May last one I used 192.
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    Stereo - 192
    5.1 channel - 448
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    You can go as hi as 700+k, that should be indistinguishable from the original even to the most golden ears. But 192k for stereo and 224k for surround sounds good.
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    I use 224 for 2 channel stereo.
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    256 is what the BBC use for digital satellite / terrestrial transmissions. 192 is used on a lot of commercial "TV Series" DVD's.
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    I use 256k.

    If making a short disc i use 9000k video and 448k audio.
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    I as well use a rate of 224 for stereo encoding and 448 or more for 5.1 May be overkill, but the quality change is un-noticable..............
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