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Windows Forum / Windows XP / Movie Maker / June 2005Am I wasting my time?
I have two videos recorded as mpgs, on is just over two hours and the other over two and a half hours, and have respective sizes of approx 5.5G and 6.5G. Now I usually use Nero Express to create a DVD and write this to the computer disk, as it is obvuiously too big for a DVD disk, then compress it with DVDZone and write the DVD with Nero 6. This time I thought I would be a bit more clever and use TMPEnc to compress the files below 4.3G and then write direct from Nero Express. So far so good, I managed th get both videos below 4.3G. However when I open them in Nero Express, the 2 hour film still fits, but the two and a half hour jumps up to over 5.5G. What's happening? Your thinking in relative to filesize and that isn't the way to think about making the movie fit on a DVD. Filesize makes a difference, yes, but it is more about the length of the movie that matters. To fit a 2 1/2 hour movie on a single DVD is not an easy task. TMPGenc can get the job done by adjusting framerates etc. but the result is likely to be poor video quality and out of sync audio. >I have two videos recorded as mpgs, on is just over two hours and the other > over two and a half hours, and have respective sizes of approx 5.5G and [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > to > over 5.5G. What's happening? Hi Wojo, TMPEGEnc is calculating the size based on the mean datarate and the length of the file. The MPEG header contains these data and if the stream is flagged to be 9MBit and 90 Minutes, the size will be calculated by the given data. You got to options: 1. Change the header to the correct data (google -> ReStream) 2. leave it as it is and try to burn that video Chris > Your thinking in relative to filesize and that isn't the way to think about > making the movie fit on a DVD. [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > > to > > over 5.5G. What's happening? ummm, thanks Chris. Except the issue (from 41 days ago) wasn't mine it was WMMuser's and since he hasn't replied back I am assuming he now understands the issue and fixed it. -Wojo > Hi Wojo, > TMPEGEnc is calculating the size based on the mean datarate and the length [quoted text clipped - 34 lines] >> > to >> > over 5.5G. What's happening? |
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