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  1. 13th Jan 2003 06:34 #1
    u4er
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    The problem is if you have large file say Die another day which is about 1.4gb avi file is there a way to fit it on 1 dvd without comprimising the quality
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    Its all about bitrate. Check the length of the movie and use a bitrate calculator to determine the Avergae bitrate to use for the encode. This will give you the best quality achievable for a single DVD from that source file. Anything above 3500 - 4000 should be OK for most movies. Perhaps a bit higher for movies with LOADS of action.
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    I converted a large AVI to MPEG2 and everything looks/sopunds great. Now I want to burn to DVD, so I put the MPEG through SpruceUp. The Spruce export crashes every time. Any ideas?
    My system:
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