TMPGEnc

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  1. insomniax

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    I cant seem to get the disc space to be used under 110% therefore I am unable to start recording... anyone have any idea what is going wrong?
     
    insomniax, Dec 8, 2003
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    If you are using the TMPGEnc Wizard, you should be able to adjust the percentage on page 4 of the wizard setup process.

    However, if your encoding project is very long, you may run into the problem that TMPGEnc has a minimum DVD bitrate that it will not allow you to go below.

    You can do one of two things in this case:

    1) Just go ahead and encode the file even if it will end up too large (ie, 110%). Once you have encoded and authored, you can just run the title-set through DVDShrink to compress it down to the correct size for burning on a DVD-R.

    2) If you originally selected PCM audio (page 1 of the wizard setup), go back and select MP2 instead. An MP2 file will be much smaller than a PCM file, and may give you the space that you need.


    Good Luck
     
    Yuriv, Dec 8, 2003
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