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  1. 1st Jan 2003 23:57 #1
    stranger_asks
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    I have a AVI (Divx) movie and I want to be able to burn it to a DVD.
    I can view the file on my pc, so I guess I have the Divx codec installed.

    The file length is about 700mb.
    I have converted it using the help that has been posted but I am not sure what bitrate to use. I did try a bit rate of over 5000 but the output file was larger than what could fit on a single 4.3G DVD.

    I know there are bitrate calculators available, but any help would be appreciated.

    thanks in advance.
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    Remember to let us know what program you are using. I use TMPGEnc to encode my files before burning. Takes most of the guesswork out of burning. If you know how to use a bitrate calculator, this site has one in the Tools section.
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  3. 2nd Jan 2003 00:32 #3
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    I dont think that there is any point in putting the bitrate any higher than it was before, since you cant make it any better.
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