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Content to big for DVD, how to lower size without loosing quality?
by Håvard Fandrem on Jul 2, 2009 at 3:25:17 pm

Hello!

This is my first post in this forum, so please be gentle if I do anything wrong.

I have recently been working on a DVD project, where it is one main video clip, about 1,5 hour long and size 4 gB, and 2 "bonus materiel" clips, about 750 mB and 450 mB. This is too big for my 4,7 gB DVD, and, logically I have to decrease the size alot.

But how do that without loosing any noteable quality?

I am new to Adobe Encore DVD, and used Videocopilot.net's "DVD Authoring"-tutorial to learn the basic. (http://tinylink.com/?6xQU05hJs3)

I rendered the video clips with this settings:

PAL, 720x576, 25 FPS, Uppoer, Quality 5
48 kHz, 16 bit, Stereo, PCM
CBR 6,00 (Mbps)

Regards,

Håvard Fandrem

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