05-07-12 Prague, Czech Republic - Synot Tip Arena (5 Cam Mix)

[papahet252003]

Thanx a lot!

[Alexander2010]

Just a Question. Video has 8500 Kbps and Audio 1536 Kbps = 10036 Kbps. It's to much for DVD format. Have you wrote a wrong info, Leo?

[The Commader]

many thanx to all people who are involved!!!!!!

[Gozhdik2]

Great job!! Thank you so much!

[janav]

Great work and great mix!
Thank you Leo!!!

Ivan

[leomet_2000]

Just a Question. Video has 8500 Kbps and Audio 1536 Kbps = 10036 Kbps. It's to much for DVD format. Have you wrote a wrong info, Leo?

nop, is a correct info.... some times DVD formats allow little bit more bitrate.

[danimat666]

Just a Question. Video has 8500 Kbps and Audio 1536 Kbps = 10036 Kbps. It's to much for DVD format. Have you wrote a wrong info, Leo?

That's right, when authoring a DVD-Video within the DVD standard, the source's maximum total bitrate must not exceed 9.8 Mb/s (9848 Kb/s).


If the bitrate exceeds the DVD-Video standard, there is no guarantee that the created DVD-Video will be normally playable. To a certain extent, DVD-Video players allow non-standard DVD-Video playback depending on the maker. Some players may play, others may not or have drop outs and freezing video strams.
PCM audio (48 kHz / 16 bit) runs at 1536 kb/s. HD sourced video has bitrates of > 10000 kBs (sometimes 20000 up to 40000). So when muxing PCM audio with HD sourced video, you have to reduce the average video bitrate to 8 Mb/s.

[leomet_2000]

Just a Question. Video has 8500 Kbps and Audio 1536 Kbps = 10036 Kbps. It's to much for DVD format. Have you wrote a wrong info, Leo?

That's right, when authoring a DVD-Video within the DVD standard, the source's maximum total bitrate must not exceed 9.8 Mb/s (9848 Kb/s).


If the bitrate exceeds the DVD-Video standard, there is no guarantee that the created DVD-Video will be normally playable. To a certain extent, DVD-Video players allow non-standard DVD-Video playback depending on the maker. Some players may play, others may not or have drop outs and freezing video strams.
PCM audio (48 kHz / 16 bit) runs at 1536 kb/s. HD sourced video has bitrates of > 10000 kBs (sometimes 20000 up to 40000). So when muxing PCM audio with HD sourced video, you have to reduce the average video bitrate to 8 Mb/s.

yeah, and i think it will be playable in most of the DVD Players...

anyways i dont think that DVD format is the best way these days, since there are new formats we can get better sources, no matter if the video is not HD, DVD is limited in bitrate, but h264 i think is a lot better.... may be you dont have a player for this one but DVD i think these days is obsolete.

[damageinc]

Nice, shownomarcy also did a multicam mix (5+ cams) including his own source but that isn't out yet.

[leomet_2000]

Nice, shownomarcy also did a multicam mix (5+ cams) including his own source but that isn't out yet.

anyways if he use the same cams, is always a different work and mixing, so..... that is not a problem

work is always welcome.