[Bryce Kelley]

Well, I found that it was in fact too big to fit on the dvd.

But then I discovered it was only because I didn’t change the kilobit size in the bitrate calculator to 1 kilobit = 1024.

To anyone reading this post, Sony Vegas defines 1 kilobit as 1024, while some other rendering programs define it as 1000. So be sure to specify this when you’re using a bitrate calculator or you will end up with the same problem.

Now I know! …and knowing is half the battle (as they used to say on the GI Joe PSA’s in the 80s) 🙂

[Bryce Kelley]

Thanks Mike! I’ll give it a try.

[Bryce Kelley]

I failed to also mention this info, just in case you need it:

Video: 29.970 fps, 720×480 Lower field first, YUV, 6 Mbps
Pixel Aspect Ratio: 0.909

[Bryce Kelley]

I’m so glad I joined here.
I’ve never received such quick responses anywhere else.
In fact, I’ve learned to shy away from asking questions on forums because it usually takes so long to get a response, and the responses that people leave will often contain conflicting or wrong information.
This site rules! 🙂
Honestly, I waited a few days to check for a response to my first question because I fully expected it to take a while. I was amazed to see that you had answered within 24 hours, with such precise information. Thank you so much for your time, John!

[Bryce Kelley]

Thanks so much! That’s just what I needed.
One more question:
If someone wanted to rip one of the titles from my dvd, would they be able to do it or would they have to rip the entire dvd?