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Any issue with setting specific bitrate to 40,000kb/s for a bluray encode?
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Hey, more of a general question. I have a short 30 minute episode of something that I plan on encoding into a bluray structure. I know that the max bitrate is 40,000kb/s for video and high 50,000kb/s for video/audio combined, and I plan on setting specific filesize/bitrate to that 40,000. I have a 50gb bluray disc, so space isn't an issue, I'm just worried about performance on a bluray player.

Will most bluray players play the episode fine with a specific bitrate of 40,000? Or should I lower that a bit to be safe?

Thank you so much!
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Any issue with setting specific bitrate to 40,000kb/s for a bluray encode? - by roobiedoo - 05.06.2024, 01:49

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