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Originally Posted by mp3dom
Everything can be summarized as:
and you'll get the same quality.
NOTE: In your command line you've switched the values of bufsize and maxrate. Bufsize needs to be 30 Mbps max, while maxrate can be up to 40 Mbps.
With your values, you'll get out of specs discs. Depending by the authoring software, you can get your file rejected or accepted but with buffer overflows problems during multiplexing or verification process.
Also, can't understand why you're normalizing your audio by peak (that can create weird results). I guess you know there are EBU standards and normalizing by peak will likely alter the audio in a not-standard way. Do you have valid reasons for that?
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Got it. I'm gonna bring them back to 25Mbit/s just to be 100% sure.
Besides, I need my audio to be as close as possible to -24 LUFS. We generally use a machine called "Sony DP 600" to achieve this. Is there a similar way to achieve this via avisynth?