It's my understanding that the total bitrate for DVD-quality audio/video must be between 2 Mbps and 8 Mbps. I tend to encode my DVD video at 7500 kbps and the audio at 384 kbps, so with the extra space taken by multiplexing, I tend to get under the limit.
The errors you're getting are because there's no way to decompress 9800 kbps video with the video-buffer size you've selected. Increasing the buffer size will produce a video that goes through mplex properly, but then it won't play in your DVD player. The only solution I see is to lower your video bitrate.
Steven Boswell, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Forgive me if I'm wrong, but I thought 9800 kbps was the best quality you could do for DVD
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