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Posted by Gary on 12/29/06 16:40
There is no real need to change the audio spec for the different length as
in the scheme of things the audio is such a small part of the data on a
Video DVD
just a thought.
Gary
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"musicman" <stradlinizzy@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> kim wrote:
>> "musicman" <stradlinizzy@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>> news:1167314433.638796.180860@n51g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
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>> > The hook is, the bit rate is lower at 384-448 kbps, this is the best
>> > info I could find on specs so far.
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>> That's the nominal rate for short recordings. I've known it drop below
>> 100
>> for very long recordings.
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>> (kim)
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>
> correct- and after looking at the recording options menus, a clearer
> picture is starting to appear
>
> there are (6) choices for recording speed and length of time capacity
> of DVD disk
>
> they are 1 hour-2 hour- 3 hour- 4 hour- 5 hour
>
> I believe this would coincide with 448 kbps- 383 kbps- 320 kbps- 256
> kbps- 192 kbps- 128 kbps
>
> admittedly I'm guessing here- but they have to adjust bit rate to
> change the size of the recorded material to fit more on the DVD blank
> disk- somehow
>
> I need to contact an RCA tech rep and find out more- or actually test
> the recordings with one of these programs that tell the bit rate, etc.
>
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