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Originally Posted by PocketTV Team
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It's no different: If the quality of your DivX or MPEG is *very* good, you can convert it back to DVD.
Assuming DVD is about 4 Mbps, you need to make your DivX at 2.5 to 3 Mbps, and your MPEG-1 at about 4Mbps, if you want to be able to convert back to DVD (MPEG-2) at 4Mbps with absolutely no loss of quality compared to the original. Naturally it depends on the encoders that you use.
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Thanks - I've since discovered that I can just burn MPEG files direct to CD/DVD and play those on my DVD player, my DVD player dopesn't support DivX files and they need to be re-encoded which takes time and has a significant quality loss. Keeping them in MPEG format means I can use them on all devices I currently have incuding my PDA.