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size of the encoded .avi file

Discussion in 'DivX / XviD' started by ammar, Nov 23, 2003.

  1. ammar

    ammar Member

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    is there a way to encode a dvd movie to a size of around 700-750 mb? i just backed up one movie, but the file was 1.4 gb.

    because some friends were able to find full-feature, encoded .avi dvd-quality movies that fit on one CD.
    so can you please tell me the proccess/programs i need to get?
    cheers
     
  2. powerdup

    powerdup Regular member

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    What did you use to encode the movie?

    Using Gordian Knot to encode your movies, will give you accurate file sizes, give or take 10 Mbytes at times.

    http://www.doom9.org/
     
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    it looked easier to use gordian knot, but not getting any luck. decoding the dvd2avi is not working, eventhough i did the same steps i used for another movie using the "Copy your DVD into DivX5 format".
    Is there a guide to using Gordian Knot anywhere on the net?
    what do you suggest?
    cheers
     
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    cheers for goridan knot

    but the thing is i'm trying to fit one movie, dvd quality, onto one CD. i mean my friend has a backup of the twin towers (a long, long movie) on two CDs, brilliant quality. i was just wondering if anyone knows a way to encode a DivX file of a regular feature film (i.e. 1.5-2 hrs), into approx. 750Mb.

    cheers, and sorry for all the trouble
     
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    Gordian Knot has a bitrate calculator that will help you with that.
     
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