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question about Videocalc
In a post made by Blutach, he said to try a program called Videocalc to see what bit rate a dvd was processed in.
my question(s) are:
1. HOW do i find out what the Audio bitrate is on a dvd?
2. when I'm finding out info say on a DVD do I need to input that format...ie...DVD5...dvd9??
lets say a dvd was first authored at 6751 kbit/s and taking just the movie+menu ONLY without ANY authoring it says 4015 kbit/s is this a GOOD rate to re-author at?
is there maybe a limit or standard on what is acceptable without any changes??
sorry to ask so many but i really want to make the best copies i can.
thnks
T
my question(s) are:
1. HOW do i find out what the Audio bitrate is on a dvd?
2. when I'm finding out info say on a DVD do I need to input that format...ie...DVD5...dvd9??
lets say a dvd was first authored at 6751 kbit/s and taking just the movie+menu ONLY without ANY authoring it says 4015 kbit/s is this a GOOD rate to re-author at?
is there maybe a limit or standard on what is acceptable without any changes??
sorry to ask so many but i really want to make the best copies i can.
thnks
T
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