DVD M2V Bitrate is always 9000kbps
Posted: Wed Jun 13, 2018 3:23 pm
Wanted to post this here instead of bugs, because I am pretty sure it's something stupid I missed.
I had the bitrate in the DVD processor node set 3200kbps, but every resulting m2v file I receive in the delivery folder is running at 9000kbps plus the 224kbps for audio. It's resulting in a lot of files that are much too large to fit on DVDs. I have tried changing the bitrate in the processor node, but it just seems to be stuck at 9000kbps.
I am starting with 3300kbps mp4 files. Not the best to be transcoding them for DVDs, but unfortunately, it's what I have to work with for this application.
Workflow:
Folder A > AV Media Decoder > Conditional (if original < 4.25GB) then > DVD Encoder (m2v) > Folder B
> Conditional (if original > 4.25GB) then > Command Executor (move original) > Folder C
If anybody has any insight as to why the bitrate won't conform to the 3200kbps standard I set, I would really appreciate it. And, if it's something stupid I have done, I'll go ahead and apologize in advance.
I had the bitrate in the DVD processor node set 3200kbps, but every resulting m2v file I receive in the delivery folder is running at 9000kbps plus the 224kbps for audio. It's resulting in a lot of files that are much too large to fit on DVDs. I have tried changing the bitrate in the processor node, but it just seems to be stuck at 9000kbps.
I am starting with 3300kbps mp4 files. Not the best to be transcoding them for DVDs, but unfortunately, it's what I have to work with for this application.
Workflow:
Folder A > AV Media Decoder > Conditional (if original < 4.25GB) then > DVD Encoder (m2v) > Folder B
> Conditional (if original > 4.25GB) then > Command Executor (move original) > Folder C
If anybody has any insight as to why the bitrate won't conform to the 3200kbps standard I set, I would really appreciate it. And, if it's something stupid I have done, I'll go ahead and apologize in advance.
