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Question TE25 Avi to DVD. Problem with dvd standalone playback monyong 13 2002-12-24 17:40:35
Question TE25 MPEG2 reading problem - Part 2.... Carrot007 1 2002-12-05 21:38:45
Question TE25 Times UP KPC180 1 2002-12-05 21:35:33
Question TE25 Wrong movie length Loki76 1 2002-12-05 10:04:22
Question TE25 mpg in dvd player Dereck 5 2002-12-06 13:32:33
Question TE25 MPEG2 reading problem Carrot007 2 2002-12-05 18:23:36
Question TE25 subtitles stefano 2 2002-12-08 20:11:09
Question TE25 trimming up..... regman 1 2002-12-05 21:26:04
Question TE25 Program error jrv331 0 2002-12-04 22:00:39
Question TE25 VFAPI FILE (where has it gone for down loas NikShore 2 2002-12-06 01:36:00
Question TE25 Permanent Error?? A.D. 3 2002-12-05 15:02:21
Bug report TE25 VBV delay Gerd Nixdorf 0 2002-12-04 19:54:55

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Question - TE25 - Avi to DVD. Problem with dvd standalone playback No.31553
monyong  2002-12-05 21:54:36 ( ID:csi6o2zwy6r )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

I've been using TMPGenc to do my DVD encode using the NTSC movie/film template with 2.58 Plus trial using 2 pass VBR setting. My source is 23.87fps. I didn;t change the Template default setting of 23.97fps(internally 29.97fps) and 3:2 pulldown on playback. After encoding i author it using Ulead DVD workshop and it burn ok. But when i tried it on PS2 and and APex 1201, Picture will skip and freeze. But DVD work fine on Sony and Toshiba Standalone just not on PS2 and Apex. I thought it was ulead problem, so i author with DVDit PE and get same results. Its not a media problem since i'm using Pioneer DVD-RW and Verbatim DVD-RW. Problems was solve when i let ulead workshop encode for me instead and disc play fine on all dvd player. But encoding with ulead doesn't give much control over the end product size and quality and sometimes ulead encoding lead to audio sync but picture are not jumpy or freezing.

Anyone having any success with TMPgenc using templates? or do we have to change settings? What kind of settings do i have to use so that DVD compatiable with PS2 or Apex?



minion  2002-12-05 22:45:08 ( ID:w8yn5mktf8w )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

You know the answer to your Problem cuz you Posted it in your Question...You said you DIDn"t set the Frame rate to 23.9/29.9fps Internally..A NTSC DVD Has to have a Frame rate of 29.9fps, there is No Standard in DVD that lets you use 23.9FPS so ALL NTSC DVD Frame rates Have to be 29.97fps..You should have used the "23.9/29.9 Internally" setting if you have a 23.9FPS source, But if you are ripping a DVD Then you Shouldn"t use the Forced Film option in DVD2AVI Cuz 23.9fps is not DVD Compliant....


monyong  2002-12-05 23:10:54 ( ID:csi6o2zwy6r )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

I mean i did use the 23.97fps(internally 29.97fps) and 3:2 pulldown on Playback. What i was meaning to say in the previous message is i didn't change anything in the NTSC DVD Film standard template.


wcpaul  2002-12-06 01:09:57 ( ID:q7gr550x3gw )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

I think it works fine to use forced film with DVD2AVI and then use "3:2 pulldown when playback" during encoding. That way you get flawless 29.97 to 23.976 conversion in DVD2AVI without having to do an adaptive inverse telecine. And you get progressive 29.97 encoding (via repeat field flags) in TMPG instead of interlaced.

The only problem I have is that time display on a DVD player in progressive mode runs slow. It increments the counter every 30 frames even though the display rate is 24fps. Don't know whether this is an MPEG file issue or an authoring issues.


monyong  2002-12-06 02:01:17 ( ID:csi6o2zwy6r )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

I think Force Film in DVD2aVi just remove the flags from MPEG with 3:2 flags that was ripped from dvd. It cant open avi anyway. I also use bitrate viewer to view the difference between files converted from TMPGenc and ulead. I found the only difference is the scan type. Ulead clip have scan type of Alternate while TMPgEnc have scan type of Zigzag. No sure if it makes a difference. But anyone know how to make TMPGEnc encode with scan type of alternate?


minion  2002-12-06 08:30:48 ( ID:w8yn5mktf8w )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Encodeing With 23.9/29.9 internally Doesn"t give you a 29.9fps Progressive File..It turns 23.9fps into 29.9fps Interlaced...It does the Exact opposite of what the "Forced Film" does in DVD2AVI so Doing "Forced Film" is a Redundant Proscess. If you are useing Forced film to Make it 23.9fps then useing Tmpgenc to turn it back to 29.9fps,then you are getting the same file as if you Didn"t use Forced film at all, so useing the Forced film is a Redundant proscess ..


B_Racer  2002-12-06 10:37:47 ( ID:gxmkoa4dlnj )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

> It turns 23.9fps into 29.9fps Interlaced...

That's absolutly wrong!

You HAVE to use Forced Film (if the Source if Film-Source!).
On most NTSC-DVDs, the Videos are stored with 23.97 FpS (progressive). The 3:2 Pulldown on Playback-Flag has to be set, so the Player repeats some Fields to produce 29.96 FpS while Playback.
So, a correct authored NTSC-DVD with Film-Source NEVER includes interlaced Video with 29.96 FpS.
If you are not using Forced Film in DVD2AVI, you will get a wrong interlaced Video with 29.96 FpS which includes blendet Frames (bad quality). If you use this Option, you will get a smooth and clear Frame-based Video without Blendings an with 23.97 FpS. That's what DVD-Standard say's about NTSC!


ASHY  2002-12-06 12:42:10 ( ID:n3gjkhi6dvc )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

B_Racer is right Minion. You should always use the ForcedFilm option in DVD2AVI to return FILM sources back to their original 23.976 fps progressive state.

Due to the way 3:2 pulldown works, this causes problems with blended frames and interlacing artifacts when attempting to encode it. The best way to encode 3:2 pulldown sources is to remove the extra fields using IVTC or the better way is using DVD2AVI.
You will then have a very clean source which should not need any de-interlacing and have no problems encoding.

Using the '3:2 pulldown when playback' option will telecine this Movie to make it compatible for NTSC playback and also saves on file size because there are no actual extra frames in the file just flags. The extra frames are created by the player.
This means that a 23.976 MPEG encoded with pulldown will take up less space than a real 29.97 fps MPEG.

ASHY


ASHY  2002-12-06 13:06:16 ( ID:n3gjkhi6dvc )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

>I think it works fine to use forced film with DVD2AVI and then use "3:2 pulldown when playback" during encoding. That way you get flawless 29.97 to 23.976 conversion in DVD2AVI without having to do an adaptive inverse telecine. And you get progressive 29.97 encoding (via repeat field flags) in TMPG instead of interlaced.

Once 3:2 pulldown is applied to a source, the movie is no longer using progressive frames, so you can't have a 29.97 fps progressive movie.
The movie will indeed be interlaced as is required by the DVD standard for NTSC playback. The standards state NTSC DVD must playback at at a rate of 29.97 fps and be interlaced.

Interlacing is a process of using one frame and splitting it into 2 fields. Without these fields 3:2 pulldown just wouldn't be able to work.
3:2 Pulldown is a process of overlaying 1 frame on to three fields therefore all NTSC DVDs are actually Interlaced Video, but stored as FILM.

ASHY




ASHY  2002-12-06 13:32:54 ( ID:n3gjkhi6dvc )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

>I think it works fine to use forced film with DVD2AVI and then use "3:2 pulldown when playback" during encoding. That way you get flawless 29.97 to 23.976 conversion in DVD2AVI without having to do an adaptive inverse telecine. And you get progressive 29.97 encoding (via repeat field flags) in TMPG instead of interlaced.

Once 3:2 pulldown is applied to a source, the movie is no longer using progressive frames, so you can't have a 29.97 fps progressive movie.
The movie will indeed be interlaced as is required by the DVD standard for NTSC playback. The standards state NTSC DVD must playback at at a rate of 29.97 fps and be interlaced.

Interlacing is a process of using one frame and splitting it into 2 fields. Without these fields 3:2 pulldown just wouldn't be able to work.
3:2 Pulldown is a process of overlaying 1 frame on to three fields therefore all NTSC DVDs are actually Interlaced Video, but stored as FILM.

ASHY




minion  2002-12-06 21:29:43 ( ID:w8yn5mktf8w )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

So I was Right Partly,There is no such thing as 29.9fps Progressive DVD"s...


monyong  2002-12-06 23:27:52 ( ID:csi6o2zwy6r )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Dont know what im doing wrong. My avi source is 23.976 fps. I use 3:2 pulldown on playback and 23.976fps(internally 29.976fps) . It play fine on PC and some standalone but is jerky and freezing on some Standalone. Anyone have a template for TMPGenc 2.59 that works for converting avi 23.976fps to DVD NTSC standard?


ASHY  2002-12-07 12:45:43 ( ID:n3gjkhi6dvc )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

You may not be doing anything wrong except using crap disks.
Just because a disk plays fine in one player, it doesn't mean it will play in the next. Some machines are less tolerant to cheap disks. If your disk plays fine in one player then it's obvious there is nothing wrong with your encoding.

ASHY


BubbaLeRoy  2002-12-24 17:40:35 ( ID:7rkyoga0jww )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

>Dont know what im doing wrong. My avi source is 23.976 fps. I use 3:2 pulldown on playback and 23.976fps(internally 29.976fps) . It play fine on PC and some standalone but is jerky and freezing on some Standalone. Anyone have a template for TMPGenc 2.59 that works for converting avi 23.976fps to DVD NTSC standard?

I had the same jerkeyness problem. Until...
What I do is DVD2AVI (Forced Film) then load the project in TMPGEnc.Input progressive. Output interlaced. Works great on my settop players.

I do have a template I use. Also working on a HowTo with:
NTSC Films with DD AC3
Smartripper
DVD2AVI
IFOEdit
TMPGEnc
Nero
Start to finish backups of movie only working well.
Minority Report is churning away as we speek on another PC.



Question - TE25 - MPEG2 reading problem - Part 2.... No.31551
Carrot007  2002-12-05 20:44:16 ( ID:8yfrh0k0y/a )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Ok. Thanks for the reply, and a few more bits.....

A. Ligos has seemed to start working overnight! Didn't do anything, not even a restart! Cyberlink is still doing its half height thing though!

B. RE: DVD2AVI
So making a .d2v file will make for a better conversion? Any setting to configure, What about the sound? (can it be got from the .d2v or do i need to take it from the source mpeg?) I'll go have a play but advice here would be appreciated.


minion  2002-12-05 21:38:45 ( ID:w8yn5mktf8w )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

When Useing DVD2AVi on Mpeg2 files it will Demux the Audio and Make a D2V file ,you just encode the D2V file and that is all you need to encode ,then after the D2V file is Finnished being encoded you take the audio that DVD2AVI de-Muxed from the original Mpeg and Mux it with the Newly encoded Mpeg file..The is No need to re-encode the audio Cuz it is allready in the Correct Format for Mpeg Video....



Question - TE25 - Times UP No.31549
KPC180  2002-12-05 17:28:49 ( ID:kppgrhps1oc )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

ok I dowloaded tmpg a while ago and i went to use it today and it said that my time has expired and that i should buy it if i need to use it.. is there anyway i can get a new trial period?


minion  2002-12-05 21:35:33 ( ID:w8yn5mktf8w )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

30 Days after you have originally downloaded and installed tmpgenc the Mpeg2 Function will run out and the only legal way arround it is to Buy the Full Plus version...No one would probably ever buy tmpgenc if You could download a New demo every month.....



Question - TE25 - Wrong movie length No.31547
Loki76  2002-12-05 09:38:00 ( ID:odruibntux6 )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

I try to convert an divx4 avi into SVCD MPG2. The movie is about 136min.
I startet the Project wizard using SVCD with CBR and at Bit Rate Settings window a movie length of 394min is displayed and the filesize of the Mpg would be about 6 GB !!!! I tried VBR.... but nothing helps!!! Oh, I tried the latest TMPGEnc Version


B_Racer  2002-12-05 10:04:22 ( ID:gxmkoa4dlnj )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

That's a well known problem. You have to decode the Audio-Part to WAV first (using VirtualDub) or to use VirtualDub als Frameserver.



Question - TE25 - mpg in dvd player No.31541
Dereck  2002-12-05 03:51:41 ( ID:xvcn1kytjmf )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Hey guys,

I have an Apex ad1200 dvd player that plays raw mpgs. However, I've been having difficulties with a few and someone told me it's because the mpgs are compressed. Is there anyway I can 'uncompress' the original avi so I can convert it, burn it and play it? Will Tmpgenc do this? If so, how? Sorry, I'm kind of new at this.

Thanks
Dereck


ASHY  2002-12-05 14:18:32 ( ID:4adzcnohuc. )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

What do you mean 'original AVI'? You don't have the original AVI do you? just the MPEG.

The problem is probably because you are trying to play raw MPEG files.
You should add a VCD header to these files to make them more compatible with your player and most others.

You can do this by running the MPEG you have (assuming it is MPEG1) through the 'simple multiplex' option in the MPEGtools in TMPG.
Choose the stream setting 'MPEG1 VCD' if it's encoded at standard VCD bitrate or 'MPEG1 VCD(non standard) if not.
Rename your output and click run.
Now use Nero with the VCD burning option to burn your MPEG to disk.

ASHY


Dereck  2002-12-06 01:10:51 ( ID:anoz9rmzeel )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Thanks for the suggestion, but won't I have to split the movie between 2 discs? From what I understand, converting to VCD only allows 80 minutes per disc. I've never tried making vcds for this very reason. Thus, I was hoping I could leave the file in mpg. I have several that are close to 2 hours in length but easily fit on 1 disc. The picture and audio also play fine. Is there something I can do to the original avi or the converted mpg? I was told they won't work because they are compressed. Is it possible to uncompress them?

Sorry for the newbie questions.
Dereck


minion  2002-12-06 01:30:54 ( ID:w8yn5mktf8w )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

If you are Makeing Disks with 2 hours of Mpeg movie on them then that could be the problem...With 2 hours on a Disk the bitrate has to be about 700-800kbs which is way to low to have any sort of Quality at all and your DVD Player Might not be able to Read Mpeg files with a Bitrate that low..You actually get More Mpeg on a Disk in VCD/SVCD format then you will get burning it as a Data Disk..Burning Data on a Disk you only get 700mb on a 700mb 80minute disk But in VCD/SVCD format you get 800mb on a Cd-r..And I"m sure there are certain Standards to the Mpeg files the DVD player will play,Like they have to have certain Resolutions and frame rates and Bitrates just like DVD"s and every other standard...


Dereck  2002-12-06 06:41:44 ( ID:xvcn1kytjmf )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

I have several files that I have converted with bitrates lower than 700. I did this to specifically fit the files on 1 cd and they ended up working fine in my player. Sure, the video was not DVD quality, but it was more than good enough for what I need.

That's my whole problem. I can't seem to figure out why some mpgs will play while others will not. All of the settings in tmpgenc seem to be the same for each file.


ASHY  2002-12-06 13:32:33 ( ID:n3gjkhi6dvc )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

>Is there something I can do to the original avi or the converted mpg? I was told they won't work because they are compressed. Is it possible to uncompress them?

Who the hell is giving you this info? Tell them they don't know what they are talking about.

Ofcourse MPEGs and AVI are compressed! This is the whole point of MPEG.
To create a compressed movie which has high quality and small file size.
If you did decompress the MPEG to uncompressed frames it would be absolutely huge in size. Uncompressed frames can take up to 1Gb a minute. How many disks do you think you would need to fit a regular uncompressed movie on to disk?

>Thanks for the suggestion, but won't I have to split the movie between 2 discs? From what I understand, converting to VCD only allows 80 minutes per disc. I've never tried making vcds for this very reason. Thus, I was hoping I could leave the file in mpg. I have several that are close to 2 hours in length but easily fit on 1 disc. The picture and audio also play fine.

I didn't advise you to re-encode your MPEGs, but I simply told you to add the VCD header required by most DVD players. This will *NOT* change the size of your file. The process is quick as no re-encoding is taking place.

Once you have added a VCD header to your raw MPEG they will then be compatible for burning as VCD using Nero or other VCD burning program.

As for lowering the bitrate to fit a movie on to one CD. The quality must absolutely awful. Standard VCD is bad enough, but lowering even further creates, in my opinion, unwatchable crap.
Do yourself a favour and split to 2 disks. The quality will be much higher and better appreciated by others and make the disks compatibl with other players.

Take it from me, as you become more experienced, in time you will probably look back at these first disks you have created and be embarrassed by the quality and will probably never want to show thwm or watch them again.

ASHY





Question - TE25 - MPEG2 reading problem No.31538
Carrot007  2002-12-04 23:51:34 ( ID:8yfrh0k0y/a )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Having problems opening mpeg2 files after a system re-install.

The "Ligos MPEG-2 Decoder" always seems to fail on the file I want to open.
And the "Cyberlink MPEG-2 Decoder" open the file as half height! (720*288 instead of 720*576)

As ideas? What else could I try? It worked fine before the system re-install but i couldn't say which codec was used before! Does the ATI DVD player install a useable codec? If so that could be it as I fucked up and installed DX9 before I tried to install the ATI DVD player and thus the ATI DVD player refuses as it keeps on moaning about DX8 not being insrtalled ;-).

BAH!


B_Racer  2002-12-05 10:07:51 ( ID:gxmkoa4dlnj )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

You should not use any MPEG2-DirectShow-Filters for Converting MPEG2 because they are all working in 16 Bit-Color-Space, what drops the possible Quality of the Video. Use DVD2AVI to create an .d2v-Project. That will give you the best possible Quality.


wcpaul  2002-12-05 18:23:36 ( ID:q7gr550x3gw )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Yes, use DVD2AVI for source when encoding but it is still handy to have a decoder for working with MPEG files on the merge/cut tool.

There are different versions of the Ligos filter floating around. You system re-install might have enabled an old or incompatible version. Search the file system (and web) for other copies to try.

When using pre-2.57 TMPG, Directshow sometimes selects video/audio filter combinations that do not work. Use graphedit to make sure Ligos is both the video and audio decoder by default. Create .bat files to unregister offending filters until Ligos comes up. Example:

:: Unregister (/U option) a video filter
regsvr32 /U /S etxvdec.ax







Question - TE25 - subtitles No.31535
stefano  2002-12-04 23:33:07 ( ID:ex8cpol1eaj )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

i'm a italian student with an handicap of hear,i want to say if possible who i do with tmpgenc for subtitles in vcd


minion  2002-12-05 21:27:53 ( ID:w8yn5mktf8w )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

You cant do subtitles with in Tmpgenc But you can frame serve the Subtitles from Virtual Dub with a subtitle filter....


stefano  2002-12-08 20:11:09 ( ID:ex8cpol1eaj )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

thank,i have used DVDx for subtitle with video server package to connect tmpgenc,i have a subtitles but the quality of vcd is low more than encoding with dvd2avi and pursuit encoding with tmpgenc.can i do to inflate the subtitles in dvd2avi and subsequently encoding with tmpgenc video and audio separately?with the sub ripper can i do insert subtitles in a mpeg file(VCD)or i dont for the problem of synchronisation of audio and video subtitles?
PLEASE HELP ME



Question - TE25 - trimming up..... No.31533
regman  2002-12-04 23:14:46 ( ID:jmiymllqlvf )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

I have some files I encoded in DVD format for my DVD burner and I wanted to know if there's any way I can trim off some of it to fit onto my blank DVD? I checked out mpeg tools and all it has is formats for SVCD and VCD...but nothing for DVDs! isn't there a way I can get around this situation?? Please reply ASAP.....I need to know right away please!


minion  2002-12-05 21:26:04 ( ID:w8yn5mktf8w )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

No, there are also options in the Mpeg tools for Mpeg1 and Mpeg2 and you would need to just use the Mpeg2 setting....



Question - TE25 - Program error No.31532
jrv331  2002-12-04 22:00:39 ( ID:dnjtwmuuszl )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

When ever I load a avisynth script into tmpgn I get the following error " tmpgn performed and illegal operation, tmpgnec caused an invalid fault at kernel 32.dll" and the program shuts down. I have the readavi.dll properly loaded and even adjusted the vfpai values several times, but no luck.
This just started happening and I was able to load /encode them before.. I can load a avi with no problem. I tried uninstalling and reinstalling the program twice, but still no luck. Im using v 2.59 plus.
Thanks
John



Question - TE25 - VFAPI FILE (where has it gone for down loas No.31529
NikShore  2002-12-04 20:52:27 ( ID:sghodh5rii2 )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

I have downloaded Smartripper, DVD2AVI and TMPGENC to rip DVD to VCD. Trouble is I cannot unzip the TMPGENC. I know that you have to previously have the VFAPI plug in installed, but for the life of me, I cannot find it on the site. Please Help

Nik

Manchester U.K.



minion  2002-12-04 22:37:53 ( ID:w8yn5mktf8w )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Not haveing the "VFAPI Plugins" installed Won"t prevent you from Un-Zipping the File...Maybe the Zip File is Corrupted?? You can download the VFAPI Plugins from here: http://www.tmpgenc.net/e_vfapi.html ...


Dilloinger  2002-12-06 01:36:00 ( ID:/2hramgvypm )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Hey I got the same problem. I think that it's because they gave us the wrong archive to download, or because they forgot to fill the archive with the program. It gotta be one of those two things. Maybe we should wait until they undate the site.



Question - TE25 - Permanent Error?? No.31525
A.D.  2002-12-04 20:28:03 ( ID:1rqtvhad1aj )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Hey there,

I used to like TMPGEnc, but since today I keep getting an error "Read error occurred at address .... of module 'KERNEL32.DLL' with ......

The error occurs at quasi-random moments, but always before an encoding job has started. Anybody know what's going on? It can't be a codec-issue, and re-installing Windows (ME in this case) doesn't correct it.

Please help!


minion  2002-12-04 22:35:08 ( ID:w8yn5mktf8w )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Does it do this Just with this File or with every file...The Problem could be that the File is Corrupted in some way which is Probably the case if the movie is a Downloaded movie...


A.D.  2002-12-04 23:25:56 ( ID:1rqtvhad1aj )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

The error occurs before opening any file most of the time. When lucky enough to start encoding, the program just hangs after about 30 secs. This happens with every file, so not only with downloaded files.


A.D.  2002-12-05 15:02:21 ( ID:1rqtvhad1aj )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Well, the problem vanished... Just as sudden and unexpected as it came up.. Thanks anyway



Bug report - TE25 - VBV delay No.31524
Gerd Nixdorf  2002-12-04 19:54:55 ( ID:9ri9acbc5oh )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

There is a bug in TMPGEnc. Some players have problems with VCD's encoded with TMPGEnc. The problem ist, that TMPGEnc wrong calculates the VBV delay in dark scenes with only few motion. I tested such movie with some encoders and a VCD standard. The great tool MPEGRepair delivered the results.
You can see the results in:

http://www.gnixdorf.de/Download/Test_VBV.doc

To solve this problem you have to use XVCD with Variable Bitrate (VBR).
You can find the settings in:

http://www.gnixdorf.de/Download/VCD_CH402.doc



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