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  1. 7th Jan 2003 17:04 #1
    thingimijig
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    i know their is somebody out there who can explain.

    if for example i had a m2v file at 5gb and a ac3 file at 500mb
    what setting in the bitrate part would you put in to get round about
    4.5 gb.

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    Have you tried DVD2DVDR it takes all the guess work out of it.
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  3. 7th Jan 2003 17:19 #3
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    A DVDR only holds 4.37gb, i normally re-encode so that it comes to 4.3gb as this leaves a little space just to be on the safe side. So 4.3gb minus 500mb audio = video of 3.8gb. To calculate the bitrate you need to specify how long the movie is in minutes.
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