KDVD: KDVD mpeg size too big?
well im using the low res kdvd template to fit 9 hours of a 25 episodes cartoon show to dvd but when i do a test run to encode the movie the size is clearly way over the limit of a dvdr so i was wondering if i should change any settings to lower the file size, i dont want to encode for 12+ hours just to get a file to big to fit on to dvd, by the way i know that the kdvd template doesnt encode audio so i was wondering if their will be room to fit the audio on the dvdr and what program should i use encode the audio?
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First off anime/cartoons require a higher bitrate. This is why it is said that a full template gets 6 hrs of video or 4 hours of anime/cartoons. My guess is that you should only be able to get 7 mayber 8 hours on a D1/2 DVD. Anyway here is what I would do.
1.) Use rejig to transcode the video(s) to a smaller file size since you don't want to reencode it (it won't take as long as recoding it). 2.) Use besweet to reencode the audio tracks. For that long of a cartoon/anime I would use 64kbps 2 channel AC3. Use a utility to author it. I hope this helps |
Hi arsonist,
How about trying CQMatic to predict your total space :?: :idea: ;) -kwag |
thanks, oh what software can i use to combine the audio and video at the end?
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@ Arsonist Also keep in mind that if you do a DVD you have to encode your audio in 48khz! In that case I wouldn't go below 128kbit/Stereo Ac3/mp2 as 48khz needs more bits in comparison to 44.1khz |
arsonist, I would just like to note the some things:
Most Standard DVD's: Stereo - 192 kbps (96 kbps) [128 kbps] High Quality Sound - 224 kbps (112 kbps) [192 kbps] 5.1 ch Surround sound - 384 kbps (196 kbps) [256 kbps] You can cut these down to half loosing a little quality but any lower than half you will get blips in the audio. The parenthesees show the minimum bit rate that should be used. If you have the space I would recomend the following in the brackets. It is just an average of the two changed to match somewhat of a standard (it's hard to explain). |
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