If you say u wanna have 2 cds... he somehow divides the audio size by 2

Would be cool if you could fix it!

really true my friend Razor!

for each number of cds MS divide the audio using the number as factor.
example using my source and the audio size :
1 cd = 79.45mb
2 cds= 39.73mb.... means 79.35/2=~39.73
3 cds=26.49mb
4 cds=19.87mb.... means 79.35/4=~19.87
5 cds=15.89mb
6 cds=13.24mb
7 cds=11.37mb
8 cds= 9.94mb
9 cds= 8.84mb.... means 79.35/9=~8.84
8.84mb audio size for each cd


i'm confused but maybe it is right cos
the audio still with the same size in the final.
you can't encrease the size of the audio using the same bitrate for
2 or more cds,then MS divide the total audio size for the numbers of cds!

it means using 2 cds:
39.73mb for the first cd and 39.73mb for the second cd....
middle audio size for each cd with the same bitrate choosed, of course!

...or maybe i loose something here...
cool or lame

muaddib,where are you

Hi Jorge, as long as you get the right video average this thing with the audio should not affect prediction; refering with what was said in the cqmatic tread.
Edit: well maybe it those but i dont have moviestacker on hands to try n see that.

Is the file divided by two = the total audio that you should get

I posted the answer on the cqmatic tread post

-kwag

Yes, thats what i though moviestacker divides audio for 2 CDs, its just that i dont usually use to CDs for my movies and sence im in a baroow pc i can open stacker to see that

BTW: Broad band its great n on a 2 gigs pentium 4 DELL flap top with 512 ram is even better. :P