Trixon BRC - Bitrate Calculator

Name: Trixon BRC - Bitrate Calculator
Works on: windows

Windows XP and above

Developer: Trixon

Version: 1
Last Updated: 18 Feb 2017
Release: 24 Aug 2006
Category: CD DVD Blu-ray Tools > CD DVD Rip Other Tools

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Bitrate Calculator video bitrate calculator audio bitrate calculator audio video length bitrate

Trixon BRC - Bitrate Calculator Details

Rating: 1.913043478 out of 5 based on 23 user ratings

Publisher Website: External Link
Downloads: 331
License: Demo / Trial Version

Trixon BRC - Bitrate Calculator is a demo software by Trixon and works on Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows 2003, Windows 2008, Windows Vista, Windows 2012.
You can download Trixon BRC - Bitrate Calculator which is 465.16 KB in size and belongs to the software category CD DVD Rip Other Tools.
Trixon BRC - Bitrate Calculator was released on 2006-08-24 and last updated on our database on 2017-02-18 and is currently at version 1.

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Trixon BRC - Bitrate Calculator Description

Trixon BRC - Bitrate Calculator is a useful and reliable bitrate calculator.
I wrote this program to save me and a friend of mine many hours while making MPEG files, that in some cases did not fit on to a DVD. So feel free to try out Trixon BRC for yourself. With Trixon BRC - Bitrate Calculator, you can easily change/calculate
Audio bitrate (if any)
Video bitrate
Length
File size
and see the file results in real time, before you encode your MPEG files, and you do not have to re-encode them. Trixon BRC is a real time saver for me. Trixon BRC was primarily written to be used with Adobe Premiere Pro and MainConcept encoders. If you use VBR, think of Trixon BRCs video bitrate as your target/average bitrate.
What do I think of CBR vs VBR? Space is cheap, time and quality are not! I use only CBR.
9Mb/s CBR is always faster and better than 9Mb/s VBR.