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WSC4 · 22nd October 2019, 09:39

Sorry, I forgot to subscribe to this thread and have just seen these replies.

I found a number of bit rate viewers to install, and here are the results of my FFmpeg encode which is video + audio.

The Bitrate Viewer shows a maximum short peak of 10698 kbps at 2:33 time.

MPEG-2 Validator shows a maximum short peak of 10447 kbps at 154 seconds. The average bit-rate is 8750 kb/s

The programs you mention may fail my bit rates, but what about real-time tests on modern DVD players today? Will a DVD player stop, pause, start, show pixelation or show an error on the screen or just not play at all?

I do not have a dedicated DVD player, only a modern, high-end Blu-ray player. Testing on this would be unfair.

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WSC4 Registered User Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: Melbourne, Australia Posts: 72	Sorry, I forgot to subscribe to this thread and have just seen these replies. I found a number of bit rate viewers to install, and here are the results of my FFmpeg encode which is video + audio. The Bitrate Viewer shows a maximum short peak of 10698 kbps at 2:33 time. MPEG-2 Validator shows a maximum short peak of 10447 kbps at 154 seconds. The average bit-rate is 8750 kb/s The programs you mention may fail my bit rates, but what about real-time tests on modern DVD players today? Will a DVD player stop, pause, start, show pixelation or show an error on the screen or just not play at all? I do not have a dedicated DVD player, only a modern, high-end Blu-ray player. Testing on this would be unfair. Last edited by WSC4; 22nd October 2019 at 09:49.