Thread: Digital Audio for Films
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Old 27-01-2004, 17:32   #13
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Re: Digital Audio for Films
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Originally Posted by Proppinupthebar
MPEG limit is 15Mb/s for video bitrate, is that different for DVD?
I believe the DVD spec allows burst reading of 20Mb/s but optimal disc design works on 10Mb/s At 20M/s you get a heck of a lot less on the disk and the disc / player struggle with error correction / fingerprints etc, as there is no spare overhead to keep the players buffers fed.

This is what I have read from the dvdrhelp site a good few weeks ago and is from memory.
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