Hi!
> From: Aaron Newsome <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Good luck getting your DVD player to play back DVD-R DVDs encoded with
> bitrates this high. If it does happen to work then you have a better DVD
> player than the ones I've tried. My reliable playback threshold with
> mjpegtools for all my DVD players, tops out at about 7000. I'd say at
> 7000, 95% of my DVDs work with no problems. Which is why I dropped down
That's about the highest I've ever used. Not because the Philips
couldn't play it but because at that rate you can't fit more than
~1hr on the media.
When the bitrate reported by mplex gets much over 6000 I start
cranking up the filters so that the movie will fit on a single DVD.
The other day I had a 98 minute movie that unfiltered would have
ran right up against the 7500 limit and not fit on a single disc.
Bit of filtering brought the rate down to around 6000 (won't know
for sure until the run finishes in about 5 hours).
> Weird thing is, store bought DVDs often go up to the DVD spec max and
> playback with no problem. Of course the PC DVD players play just about
Hmmm, I don't know how often they go right up to the max - I have
seen a couple that were fairly high though. The commercial DVDs
have the added advantage of being dual layered ;) Hmmm, one set
of DVDs I have are 2 discs each iwth both discs being dual layered
(they included 5.1, PCM and AC3 audio tracks which had to use a ton
of bits on top of the video).
> any bitrate from any medium. A lot more forgiving they are.
I have read that the speed at which you burn the DVD can make a
difference. Recording at 1x takes twice as long (obviously) as
2x but the results were more playable in some cases.
I think part of the problem is the lower reflectivity of the
recordable media compared to the stamped/pressed discs one buys
at the store.
Cheers,
Steven Schultz
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