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We now need to check what file contains the movie, as you can see from the last picture, the red highlighted box (Title 1) contains the whole movie as the number of chapters corresponds with the number of chapters the original movie's inlay details.

14) Write down the title number in which the whole movie is contained, and close IfoEdit

RE-CODING THE FILM TO FIT ON A DVD

An original DVD does not fit onto a DVD-RW because original DVD's are dual layered and can hold 9Gb of data, while DVD-RW can only hold 4.7Gb. So to get a whole movie on to one disc you need to re-encode the movie at a smaller bit-rate.
15) Open a Notepad

16) Open the file called sample.cffl located in the ReMpeg Folder
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17) Empty sample.cffl so that it contains only the .VOB files

You must give the full address of where your .VOB files are exactly contained e.g. c:\Doclumentsandsettings\Desktop\DVD_MOVIES

You must also leave the word CFFl exactly as its spelled

18) Save it and close Notepad

19) Open ReMpeg. Click Open and load sample.cffl
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ReMpeg will now go away. The next step will take 15-20 minutes.

Now open the BitRate Calculator:
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20) Enter the DVD details in the BitRate calculator

Make sure the audio BitRate is on 384, DVD should be the type and 1 DVD x  4.37Gb. You should enter the length of the film in the Video Minutes Box
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