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Original geschrieben von Sesa_Mina
Das programm rechnet nicht korrekt 
1kbit ist nicht gleich 1000 bit. und das ist was das programm annimt.
Da gehen ganze 24 bit verloren und das summiert sich auf!
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Dazu:
This program will calculate the bitrate to use when encoding a DivX video. Please use
the DivX ;-) v3.xx (low-motion!) or DivX v4.xx codec for the video and MP3, DivX ;-)
WMA v1/2 or AC3 2.0/5.1 codec for the audio.
1 CD 650MB = 665600 KBytes
1 Kbit video = 1024 bits (DivX3 low-motion codec)
1 Kbit video = 1000 bits (DivX4 codec)
1 Kbit audio = depends on audio codec / 1000 bits for MP3 / 1024 for AC3
Remember that if you choose to encode a video at the bitrate this program tells you, the
final file might not be as big as you specify! (especially if you are using two-pass
DivX4 variable bitrate)
Why is it impossible to predict the exact movie bitrate?
The DivX codec uses a switching bitrate throughout the whole video conversion, which
makes it impossible to know the exact bitrate to use before encoding. This program only
calculates the _average bitrate_ as if it would be used _through the whole video_.
DivX low-motion is supposed to be fixed bitrate, therefore it should be possible to
calculate
the bitrate you can set. Furthermore the final size of your movie depends heavily on
the movie you're encoding.
Remember one thing: There's no way to tell the exact final size before you're actually
encoded the movie!!!
Danke für Ihre Aufmerksamkeit.
