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ah-wild

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19. September 2002 @ 06:31

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Hi
i read the dvd > div5 guide and after some trouble, finally could make the avi divxed... or that seems like....

I put the desired birtare (492 Kbps) and virtualdub made a file 2GB long!

rather than 2 cd's, i want my movie to fit in 1 80 cd, so i need that the final avi is no longer than 700MB. In other post i read that i can change the audio quality to 128 but i noticed something when configuring the codec for compresion. anyway, i cant make a 2GB avi to fit in 2 cd's as the guide says... even spliting it =(

In the guide, it said that i needed to checkbox all of the MPG4 tools, but when i tryed to do that, those weren't avaliable. All of them were grayed so i couldnt check anyone

Is this the problem? if so, how can i fix it?

Also, i noticed that CDex takes no time in doing it's job... so quick that looks succpicious... in fact, i think that it does nothing to the wav file. is this the problem the guide talks about? because my final avi can be huge 'cause the sound aint compressed

tnx

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Deznaj

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23. September 2002 @ 13:55

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The wav file could be indeed the problem here. CDex is a program that compresses your sound to rif-wav which is about 10 times as small as the original wav file.

I also had the "CDex takes no time" problem with the newest CDex version. I now use version 1.4 and it works like magic! You should also take notice of the location where CDex saves your compressed file. This fooled me a few times and I used the uncompressed file instead.

Finally a remark, a bitrate of 492 is really low! The quality of your movie will be quite...well...SHITTY! Use two CD's instead, your eyes will thank you ;-)

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Greetz Deznaj

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