Spassvogel
2004-09-15 00:14:16 ( ID:oprmp4qk3pc )
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I have a project that consists of four MPEG files. In TMPEG DVD Author, the size bar on the bottom tells me that the capacity of the burned DVD is 4173/4438MB
However, when I encode the DVD folder and try to burn it, I always get the message that the file exceeds the capacity of the DVD-R!
How is this possible that 500 megs are magically added? Particularly when the program tells me I'm okay? It shouldn't be doing any re-encoding, I unchecked the box to re-incode the audio on each of the video files. ANy ideas?
Spass
Sakuya
2004-09-15 04:04:09 ( ID:1iejbazj1k. )
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Does your DVD-R have enough room? The common ones has a maximum of 4.7GB. I know there are some that have a smaller capacity.
Spassvogel
2004-09-16 04:20:35 ( ID:oprmp4qk3pc )
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Yes, the DVDs all have enough capacity. Even if that was the problem, it does not explain why the TMPGEnc DVD ecoder is reporting the size of the burned DVD as 4.1 and then burning 4.5. It doesn't make sense.
Spass
Sakuya
2004-09-16 19:51:16 ( ID:yjvzugeaiog )
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Well, the ISOs and other DVD files adds more space. Try re-making your DVD by using this free Bitrate Calculator. It is bound to fit as long as you leave in a few extra minutes after inputting the movie's length.
http://www.videohelp.com/calc.htm
izzykatz
2004-09-20 10:12:25 ( ID:0v38fp4fqco )
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this is a related question of a newbie:
can anybody explain the SIZE BAR? does the full length correspond to 4.7G? what is the line near 4.4G?
Why does it say 4435? Why is the color red beyond that line?
Izzy
B_Racer
2004-09-20 22:28:31 ( ID:uuwxt3imncn )
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That's because the TRUE capacity of a DVD is 4.37 GByte, not 4.7 GByte. It's that old 1024 vs 1000 Problem...
And as a Tipp: Set the Min-Bitrate never at less than 1150 kbps. OK, the DVD-Standard does allowe Min-Bitrate at 0, but while Muxing, such Files will becoming larger (it's an internal muxong-thing, hard to explain, my english isn't good enough for that)
izzykatz
2004-09-21 08:11:15 ( ID:0v38fp4fqco )
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thanks,
Now that I have a file (mpg) that is 5366/4438, can I make it fit the capacity using tmpgenc by changing any parameter other then cutting pieces? or i must go back to other software?
Again - what does the vertical line in the size bar near 4.7G says? can I fill the bar to its end (inc red area?) or only the purple?
Izzy
Joe Hecht
2004-09-24 18:09:21 ( ID:yclzyhyhjqc )
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I set the movable size bar to a filesize of 4448.whatever, and with no menus, my movies always fit on a DVD. At 4449, they fail.
Joe
MaL.T
2004-09-30 15:18:20 ( ID:gr/s60petjc )
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I HAVE A SIMILAR PROBLEM I MAKE THE PROJECT JUST UNDER THE CUT OFF SAY 4373MB (4.3GIG) BUT WHEN I BURN THE DVD IT COMES IN AT 3500MB (3.5GIG). ANY IDEAS?
THANK YOU IN ADVANCE. MAL
Wile_E
2004-10-25 22:13:00 ( ID:3jityvgcqdw )
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4.7 DVD-R is actually 4200MB or 4.2GB as displayed by DVD Author on the timeline. So Max is 4.2GB. Like someone else said, this is old conversion problem like hard drive manufacturers use for defining ONE MB. 1024KB or 1000KB.
alandla
2004-10-30 14:00:16 ( ID:uuoxnuuhlo. )
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your logic is wrong with this 1024 conversion. If that were the explanation, a 4.7Gb DVD should hold 4813Mb (1Gb = 1024 Mb thus 4.7Gb = 4.7 x 1024/1).
The answer must be some DVD formatting issue.
One thing that I notice though is that after I've added a file, DVD author seems to increase it's size by about 30Mb.
Makes it hard to calculate the encode when you have more than 1 file.
wile_e
2004-10-30 20:05:53 ( ID:koszrrbs2if )
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okay I was wrong. Thanks for pointing my mistake out.
I tried adding more files to DVD Author, just beyond 4438MB red line. It gave error message saying I went over the capacity. That the capacity of a 4.7GB DVD is about 4437MB.
TMPGenc red line is at 4200MB. So this gives the user a little room (237MB), to author the DVD and add menus.
So if you don't plan on adding menus, you should be able to set the estimated file size in TMPGenc to about 4438MB. But after encoding, the movie may be a little more in size, so I would choose a smaller size so it don't go over. Maybe 4350MB maximum?
blackbird
2004-12-31 11:10:31 ( ID:rdnxhn0hcka )
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the problem i'm having is that the capacity line at the bottom starts out with 530MB when i don't even have a file loaded. so i'm being cheated out of 530MB worth of space to use. anyone have any idea why this would occur?
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