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r6d2 · 31st August 2003, 02:32

Hi, I just uploaded a new very improved version of the spreadsheet. Change log follows:

Code:

Version	Comments
1.2	Added limited support for TMPGEnc CQ mode (Docs/variables still refer to Q. You have to do the analogy.)
	Added determination of reduced CD Size for equally sized images when CDs would otherwise not be filled.
	Added muxing overhead and fixed spare size. Now precision is better that 0.5% compared to FitCD.
	Added support for higher video BRs (known as X(S)VCDs)
	Audio/Video size embarrasing bug fixed
	Added more documentation
1.1	Added spec abiding BR limits and suggested video BR max
	Added "other stuff" which takes up space on the CD to get a more precise target BR
	Added normalized audio BR by lookup table
1.0	Initial release

Download from: http://www.angelfire.com/droid/r6d2/

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r6d2 Graphite mod Join Date: May 2003 Location: Away Posts: 2,022	Version 1.2 released Hi, I just uploaded a new very improved version of the spreadsheet. Change log follows: Code: Version Comments 1.2 Added limited support for TMPGEnc CQ mode (Docs/variables still refer to Q. You have to do the analogy.) Added determination of reduced CD Size for equally sized images when CDs would otherwise not be filled. Added muxing overhead and fixed spare size. Now precision is better that 0.5% compared to FitCD. Added support for higher video BRs (known as X(S)VCDs) Audio/Video size embarrasing bug fixed Added more documentation 1.1 Added spec abiding BR limits and suggested video BR max Added "other stuff" which takes up space on the CD to get a more precise target BR Added normalized audio BR by lookup table 1.0 Initial release Download from: http://www.angelfire.com/droid/r6d2/ __________________ MPEG4 quality with MPEG2? - Try the Poor Man's DVD. FACAR - As seen on TV! - The Complete Idiot's Guide to a good DVD Conversion. Time is money. Try D2Sroba for DVD2SVCD (FAQ) and save both. All electricity bills supported! Do you know how much overscan and which resolution your TV has? Find out if NTSC. Moderator: 1: one who arbitrates 2: one who presides over an assembly, meeting, or discussion 3: a substance (as graphite) used for slowing down neutrons in a nuclear reactor (Webster)