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Article #98Re: Encoding a 3 hour Premier Pro 2 Edited Video - HELP
From: Ruud Blauw
Date: Tue, 12 Sep 2006 20:37
Date: Tue, 12 Sep 2006 20:37
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DVDShrink doesn't perform magic. If you shrink the MPEG-2 output you are simply lowering the bit rate (and re-transcoding). Three hours of high motion video on a single layer DVD in good quality is virtually impossible, even when using compressed audio. The options are: Use a dual layer disc (with separate authoring software like Encore DVD), or split up your project, or accept a less than optimal quality. :)
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