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The Untouchable 12-29-2005 05:33 AM

KDVD: How much overhead mux? Leave blank space on DVD?
 
I've made KDVD for over a year now BUT when all 3 r ready to be burned
theres either too much blank space left on the dvd+r or not enought
(for a menu with tmpg dvd author)
If I am encoding 3 movies to 1 disc (seperatly) what should my overhead mux size be for 1 movie (without menu) ????

Also what should be my max movie size (after mux) for 1 movie?
1475mb?? <-- too much???

Keep in mind I want 1 menu on final disc for selecting movie title
:(

supermule 12-29-2005 06:42 AM

try DIKO, it can use KDVD matrix and then you also dont need to worry about the calculations.

The Untouchable 12-29-2005 08:36 AM

Thankx bro but D.I.K.O. doesn't support KDVD or KVCD anymore
It's using some other BDVD/BVCD shit
I'm manually doing it with cce I just wanna know
Phil? Karl?

Prodater64 12-29-2005 08:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Untouchable
Thankx bro but D.I.K.O. doesn't support KDVD or KVCD anymore
It's using some other BDVD/BVCD sh*t
I'm manually doing it with cce I just wanna know
Phil? Karl?

Then try ProCalc ASPA (check my signature).
But answering in a straigh way, a whole DVD needs overhead = 180 MB
So 60 MB for each one would be enough.
4300 / 3 is the video size for each one of your video streams.
If you know how to deal with avs scripts, i strongly recommend you ProCalc ASPA.

The Untouchable 12-29-2005 08:49 AM

Hey cool, I'ma give it a shot. Is there a small english guide for this software
Jus so in terms of basics & steps?

Prodater64 12-29-2005 08:55 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Untouchable
Hey cool, I'ma give it a shot. Is there a small english guide for this software
Jus so in terms of basics & steps?

You will find out a nice help file in the pack.
Unzip it in a folder, run ProCalc ASPA and press F1.
:D

The Untouchable 12-29-2005 09:03 AM

rapidshare matenece can't dload it :(

Prodater64 12-29-2005 09:24 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Untouchable
rapidshare matenece can't dload it :(

It is not permanent.
Wait for a while.

Boulder 12-29-2005 09:47 AM

I've used 4350MB as the available space for video and audio for 1-3 movies or several episodes per disc.


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