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  Greetings,

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  BJBBJB1 wrote:

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  Unless she uses a higher rate for audio, the duration, you can keep on with H264 would be identical to Mpeg2 - although H264 should give you a better image quality than Mpeg2 the same transmission speed, you could probably reduce the video bitrate compared to how you would with Mpeg2.

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  Total average bitrate 35 Mbps should give you approximately 1 hour 37 minutes of video with audio on a 25 GB disc

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  This would give a total average bitrate (video + audio) of 18.75 + 4,1 MB/s = 22.85 Mbps

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