The only way to make them fit is to lower the bitrate.I know these files don't need rerendering and the bitrate of 9800v is OK as Nero 7 can create the DVD and the file size stays 1.4GB
What is going on? Am I missing something silly?
VS10 - Creating disc
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VS10 - Creating disc
I have had VS10 for a couple of days now I have used VS since version 8. When creating a DVD from a 1.4GB MPEG2 (DVD Ready) file and setting everything to the same as the input file VS10 me the project will not fit on a 4.7DVD disc The only way to make them fit is to lower the bitrate.
I know these files don't need rerendering and the bitrate of 9800v is OK as Nero 7 can create the DVD and the file size stays 1.4GB
What is going on? Am I missing something silly?
The only way to make them fit is to lower the bitrate.I know these files don't need rerendering and the bitrate of 9800v is OK as Nero 7 can create the DVD and the file size stays 1.4GB
What is going on? Am I missing something silly?
Annie R J Brion
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gordonBarnard
Render to Hard disk first ?
Have you tried rendering to the hard disk first and seen what size the resulting files are ?
VS9 was terrible at estimating the size of the generated files and would downgrade disks that were too big.
I used to generate the DVD folders on the hard disk and then use Roxio to burn the actual DVD.
VS9 was terrible at estimating the size of the generated files and would downgrade disks that were too big.
I used to generate the DVD folders on the hard disk and then use Roxio to burn the actual DVD.