petelms
Well-known member
Hi!
Is there some way to calculate how big the final dolby encoded file is going to be? I'm doing some bitbudgeting again and would like to know exactly how much the audio tracks are going to take space. For example, if I have about 80 mins stereo track (.wav)...how much it's going to be after encoded into Dolby 192kbps? :huh: Is there some way to calculate it, or do I have to encode it and see..?
I'm using Encore 2.
Thanks! :dankk2:
Is there some way to calculate how big the final dolby encoded file is going to be? I'm doing some bitbudgeting again and would like to know exactly how much the audio tracks are going to take space. For example, if I have about 80 mins stereo track (.wav)...how much it's going to be after encoded into Dolby 192kbps? :huh: Is there some way to calculate it, or do I have to encode it and see..?
I'm using Encore 2.
Thanks! :dankk2:
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Just realized that the answer lies in the 192 kbps, right? Heheheh.