Bitrate Of Dvd Audio

max video/audio bitrate for DVD - VideoHelp Forum

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How much video & audio bitrate do I need for dvd videos ...

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Which bitrate is needed for dvd quality? - Video ...

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Of course it depends on the used codec as well, it is not all about bitrate. But it is possible to have a reasonable quality @3,5 Mbit/s. But using the maximum range of ~9Mbit/s. usually looks much better, but the space of a DVD is limited, so that it is not enough for a 90 minute movie. The best thing is to try different settings for your mpeg4.

Typical movie audio bitrate of DVD (192k??) - VideoHelp Forum

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Not sure what is typical ( most-used audio bitrate for plain ol' DVD). Thx for any insight you may provide! 192 is typical for stereo. DD5.1 is usually 448. Yes, typically AC-3 (Dolby Digital) is 192kbps for 2.0 and either 384kbps or 448kbps for 5.1.

What Is Audio Bitrate? ( Quality, Differences, Sample Rate )

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Some examples of bit depth include Compact Disc Digital audio which uses 16 bits per sample, and DVD-Audio which can support up to 24 bits per sample. When a signal is sampled, a computer needs to store the samples audio information in bits. This is where bit depth comes into play. It determines the amount of information that can be stored.