Eason: I think the answer from the experts will be 'the maximum of everything you can get'. IIRC, a DVD authoring program like Adobe Encore looks at your project in terms of the size of your .avi files, looks at the available space (typically 4.7GB on a DVD) and can be set to automagically optimize your project such that you get the best possible quality etc. in the space available. If your project runs to less than 75-90 minutes or so, I think I'm right in saying that you can whack all your settings up to maximum. Someone who knows what they're talkling about will be along soon, though. No idea on your line.
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