help lordsmurf

[restauroman]

I registered, VHS A film by 1:56 minutes.
With a DVD recorder JVC DRM10 in FR 155.
However, there remain 10 minutes free in the DVD.
Why?
Panasonic ES15, and pass-through?

[lordsmurf]

The recording time is an estimate. VBR encoding does not always clock in perfectly. It undershoots rather than risk an overshoot. Plus overhead is left for some menu authoring. The "10 minutes left" is an estimate too, it may just be 7 minutes available.

CBR encoding is more exact, but lower quality. VBR is better.

It was mere luck that I saw this post. To find me in the future, you'll want to either:
1. Post and then PM me here
2. Or post at http://www.digitalfaq.com/forum (and I'll see the new post through RSS)

[2Bdecided]

2. Or post at http://www.digitalfaq.com/forum (and I'll see the new post through RSS)

I've seen you link to that forum a lot recently.

Are you the (co-)owner of the business it's associated with?

Cheers,
David.

[hech54]

Are you the (co-)owner of the business it's associated with?

What businesses are you seeing on that website?

[restauroman]

If I, a film of 1:56 minutes.
What quality of recording, I choose?
Panasonic ES15 is a pass-through?

[lordsmurf]

If you insist on filling the disc, and want to gamble, then set it for 5 minutes less.
A 1:55 show (115 minutes) would be set to FR110.

[restauroman]

thanks, lordsmurf.
Panasonic es 15 is pass-through,as panasonic es10??

[restauroman]

my configuration, hardware is:
Panasonic nv-fs200 -> datavideo tbc 1000 ->Sima scc2/sony xvc900 ->panasonic es15 -> jvc dr-m10.
What do you think, lordsmurf?.
there are few processors PAL video, unfortunately.
What, do you advise?

[danno78]

To me this thread is false.