Video bitrate calculator

Bitrate Calculator If you can't view the Java calculator applet install Suns Java plugin. Download Download this Bitrate Calculator here so you can use it offline, extract all files to a folder and open the BitrateCalc.html with any web browser. If you can't view the Java calculator applet install Suns Java plugin. What's new 2004.01.12 Added DVD9, DVD14, DVD18, DVD1, DVD2, DVD3, DVD5 under DVDs. Added Video size, MPEG/Authoring overhead, Audio size, ISO and Total size under advanced mode. Compiled it as one jar file instead of several class files. How To - Choose video type under Type. - Type in the length of your videoclip. - Select how many CDs or DVDs and what kind of media you are going to use. - Select the audio bitrate you are going to use. - Now copy the Calculated Bitrate, it is the Video Bitrate you are going to use in your Encoder. - Launch your favorite encoder(TMPGEnc!) and set the video Bitrate to the Calculate Bitrate. (Be sure to either use CBR or VBR multipass encoding). If you are thinking of adding still images, menus, motion menus and extra subtitles and such you must add a few extra MBs to the other ISO files (click on advanced) or lower the calculated bitrate some bits or else it wont fit. *CBR = Constant Bitrate *VBR = Variable Bitrate Advanced settings Click on Advanced Mode to access some advanced settings: Custom CD/DVD Size - Define a custom size in MB. Bps - Calculate with 1 kbit = 1000 bits or 1 kbit = 1024 bits, most encoders uses 1 kbit=1000 bits today. Custom audio size - Defina a custom audio bitrate. Tracks - Extra audio tracks, useful if making SVCD or DVD with several audio tracks. ISO - Define how many MB you wanna leave for extra iso files, default is 5 MB for SVCD/CVD/XVCDs, 25 MB for DVDs and 5 MB for DivX. If you want more data files/iso files then increase this value. Calculated Bitrate - Type in a bitrate and the calculator will calculate the total size. Video size - The total video size MPEG/Author Overhead - The total overhead size, it is some extra megabytes that get added when authoring and encoding the video to SVCD and DVD. Audio size - The total audio size ISO - The total ISO size Total - The total size Manually calculate

Dr. Divx Calculator helps you store data efficiently by calculating the bitrate of your video files. This program automatically detects the DVD drive, the movie duration and resolution and the screen resolution.Dr. Divx Calculator has not been updated anymore since 2005, but you can improve its functionality by replacing its old LAME engine. You can download the last version of the LAME MP3 Encoder, unzip it and replace the lame_enc.dll file from the utility’s folder with the new file.Among other features, Dr. Divx Calculator can convert WAV to MP3 and normalize. Otherwise, the main options provided by this application are: calculating the bitrate for video files, finding the PAL and NTSC frame rate and AVI file size, adjusting DVD resolution and modifying screen size and AVI screen size in order to change the final result. The automatic search option uses criteria such as DVD drive, movie duration, and movie and screen resolution.The last version of Dr. Divx Calculator, 1.5, was improved with automatic finding, displaying movie information (compression, TV system, display mode, aspect ratio, etc.), converting WAV to MP3 and normalizing, new profile options (bidirectional encoding and resize filter: bilinear, bicubic soft, bicubic neutral and bicubic sharp). Moreover, Dr. Divx Calculator 1.5 supports custom audio files and had various bugs fixed.Dr. Divx Calculator is a dependable help when it comes to calculating the bitrate of video files so you find out exactly what kind of disc is suitable for storing data. This utility helps you estimate movie duration and the number of CD copies you will need to use, while preserving a high quality level.

9 SE DVD to edit and encode the video. in the DivX option it there is an "De-interlace" option, but I De-interlace it while recording it with MPEG-2, in the recording options of MPEG-2 there is a check mark for De-Interlace. the thing is, I'm completely happy with the quality when its recorded, its after encoding it that I have all the problems. Member Use 2-pass variable bitrate encoding.Use a smaller frame size.Use noise reduction filters.Use a lower frame rate (inverse telecine rather than deinterlace if possible). Member You need a bitrate calculator. I been using Ecuador's AVI Bitrate Calculator, it seems to work ok. There are several recommended in the Tools Section on the left of this screen.Your 30min, 320MB example comes out at:1,352 kbps video (290.1MB)Audio 128 kbps (27.5MB)Overhead (2.5MB)for Divx V4 or V5with 160 kbps audio the video comes out to 1,320 kbpswith 224 kbps audio the video comes out to 1,256 kbpsHaving a really clean source file is important when we want to output our best work or when we expect to use high compression, like you are trying to achieve. The better the source file the better the compressed file will come out. Any problems in your source file will tend to magnify themselves under high compression.Take a program like VirtualDubMPEG2 and cut out about a 5 minute clip of your video and practice encoding that until you get it looking like you want it then use those setting on the entire file. I would

Forum Video Video Conversion Resize an AVI Thread--> Member I have a 224meg 640x480 DivX AVI. I need to get that file under 100meg for posting on a web site (myspace). I don't care if I have to resize it to 320x200, or whatever, I just need it under 100meg. I've tried using Virtual Dub to resize to 320x200 thinking the file size would be smaller but unfortunatly, unlike images, smaller frame size doesn't mean smaller file size. Any help would be appreciated.Thanks-Al Always Watching Bitrate x runtime = size. Universal equation for video encoding, be it mpeg2, mpeg4 or any other format.Resizing the image down usually means you can reduce the bitrate required, which in turn will reduce the file size. Go back to virtualdub, resize your video to an appropriate resolution, and when you save, use a lower bitrate. Better still, use a bitrate calculator. Enter the running time of your video, the bitrate of the audio, and a custom target size of 98mb. It will tell you exactly what bitrate you need to use to make it fit. Member Or split the file into multiple parts and not loose any quality. HJsplit works well. Similar Threads Replies: 13 Last Post: 5th Dec 2010, 11:31 Replies: 2 Last Post: 18th Aug 2009, 00:06 Replies: 2 Last Post: 9th Mar 2009, 18:28 Replies: 2 Last Post: 1st Nov 2008, 15:16 Replies: 10 Last Post: 26th Jun 2007, 12:01 Visit our sponsor! Try DVDFab and backup Blu-rays!

Package 1.2.240.1853>added support for bitrate= in hidden options audio file (see aac.txt for example)>fixed flac.txt Hidden Options>fixed changed FFmpegAudio to ffmpeg.exe>removed BassAudio Support, just use FFmpeg.exe as decoder>fixed FFmpegSource/DirectShowSource/BassAudio audio decoder when working with external audio>added support for HDC Indexer. Usefull for creating d2v/dga and demuxing audio>fixed preview of GRF file>fixed preview with audio if d2v, dga, grf input file>added support for Hidden Option Direct264 (read file x264dss.txt for instruction)>other minor corrections and cosmetic fixesNew Full package1.1.229.1764 >added support for dfttest>added colour check for resolution when SAP or NMT is checked. For SAP green values are >added support for GRF (Graphedit) file>added support for Interlaced/Telecine pattern>added support for Interlaced HQ (using yadifmood and nnedi)>added support for Double IVTC pattern. Output must be 23.976>added support for force decoding video with FFmpegSource>added in compression test note about CQ/CRF value and what preset used>added support FFmpegSource as audio decoder. For AAC-SBR is a must, if you don't have installed Nero 7>added support for HDC Bitrate Calculator, a very basic bitrate calculator>other minor corrections and cosmetic fixesUPDATE HDC 1.0.218.1683>fixed chapter extraction>fixed update manual to custom compression test>fixed update Make Report to show audio decoder handling>other minor corrections and cosmetic fixesNew Full package 1.0.213.1664>fixed bitrate computing when audio is VBR based (mp3 vbr , nero quality, ogg ) (beta)>fixed dgavc/dgindex will not be launch if force DSS is selected>added x264+m2ts.txt as hidden options for starting with x264 as codec and m2ts as container>fixed wmv encoding of dvd source>fixed better subtitle handling for dvd>fixed invoking cscript before launching wmcmd.vbs>fixed "post_this_file.txt" now open in default txt editor>fixed workaround for dealing with more then one vobs>fixed bitrate computing when copying DTS-MA audio tracks (early alpha)>added 3 options for dealing with audio (please check manual): "Use eac3to as demuxer and decoder", "Force DirectShowSource as decoder", "Force BassAudio Decoder">fixed update manual>other minor corrections and cosmetic fixesVersion 0.9.202.1591update hdc>fixed bitrate computing (beta)>fixed every time you open a h264 video, a Copy Video was added>added audio and sub tag language when input file is mkv>fixed copy HD audio from source file to avi>other minor corrections and cosmetic fixesVersion 0.9.186.1522NEW FULL PACKAGE>added support