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  1. 27th Apr 2005 20:30 #1
    zootedlooter
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    i thought i remembered seeing somewhere here that this would happen....

    i converted a 1 hr xvid mpeg4 at 1 pass from 23.976 to 29.97...also 608x336 to 720x480....everything looks good upon a quick check except that my 350 MB file is now 2.4 GB...

    is there anyway to keep the file down to around 1 GB or so?...or can i shrink it with dvdshrink wihout losing much quality?...i was hoping to get 4 hrs on a dvd...

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  2. 28th Apr 2005 00:29 #2
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    Add all the files, hit "auto fit", and then author your dvd.
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    Originally Posted by zootedlooter
    4 hrs on a dvd...
    ...is at least twice too much if you're concerned about quality.

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  4. 28th Apr 2005 05:07 #4
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    If you add 4 hours then the bitrate will be lowered to ensure that they all fit on the DVD... BUT as Mats states, the quality will suffer greatly. That said - give it a try.
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  5. 28th Apr 2005 21:12 #5
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    worked for me.....quality was fine on my 51".....great job on the 2.0 CB....i used to spend hours converting before now....

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    Nice one!
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