DVD Studio Pro, Video Bitrate Too High?

It means your combined audio, video, and subtitle files for one of your tracks is too high - I think the limit is either 9.8 or 8.0mbps for al of them. Which most likely means you'll have to re-encode either one or both of your audio and video files. If you have several audio tracks or video angles on the same track, you may have to delete some of them.

Garrett
 
Here you go coffee, this is off Ken Stone's page. At the bottom where the summary is, you can select the Encoder tab and change the bitrate there.

Click the Presets button at the top of the Batch window to open the Presets window. Here you can view and modify details for each of the encoding presets in SP2, and you can create your own presets. The presets are arranged in folders called Preset Groups, each of which contains an MPEG-2 and PCM Audio (AIFF) preset. You can create new groups (folders) and new presets for all of your MPEG-2 encoding needs.
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Here's the link.

http://www.kenstone.net/fcp_homepage/compressor_warmouth.html
 
thanks oneinfiniteloop... Trying to teach myself this all while I'm under the gun of having to get it done by today... EEK!
 
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