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  1. 27th Dec 2004 18:01 #1
    CaZeek
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    Hello,
    I'm pretty sure this is not a problem, but just to be certain.. there is no problem with having different audio tracks with different bitrates on a DVD correct? For example one AC3 w/ 256kbps, another with 224kbps?
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    Hello,

    I believe that should be just fine. If you notice on bonus discs most often the documentaries use a low bitrate like 192 or something. Most often the trailers are higher like 256 unless they are really old and non stereo. So there shouldn't be any problem.

    Of course a rule of thumb is to always burn to a rewritable first to test it out

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    No problems,as long as you put the different audio on separate tracks.
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    Not AFAIK. According to the spec you can have up to 8 audio tracks, and Im pretty sure there's no requirement to have the same bitrates or anything.
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