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  1. 17th Nov 2002 15:54 #1
    Maverlck32
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    Does it matter what bitrate you encode to? Is it like svcd, xvcd, etc. where it depends on your player? What bitrate do you all usually encode to?
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    Craig Tucker
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    Encode at the highest bitrate that will allow the movie to fit on the disc. Use a bitrate calculator to find out what this bitrate is.
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  3. 17th Nov 2002 16:17 #3
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    Originally Posted by Maverlck32
    Does it matter what bitrate you encode to? Is it like svcd, xvcd, etc. where it depends on your player? What bitrate do you all usually encode to?

    www.vcdhelp.com/calc

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  4. 18th Nov 2002 00:23 #4
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    Ive heard that going above 7k can cause video quality to actually decrease. Is this true. I know that you must keep the bitrate under 9.8k for dvd compliant.
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  5. 19th Nov 2002 08:44 #5
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    I guess you meant 7 Mbit/s and 9.8 Mbit/s?
    Anyway, the higher bitrate the better quality.
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