divxcomp - Calculate approx. size for ripped avi movies

       This man page was written by Samuele Giovanni Tonon <samu@debian.org> with the help of  Helge  Kreutzmann
       <kreutzm@itp.uni-hannover.de>, for the Debian GNU/Linux project but may be used by others.

       None known.

divxcomp is (c) 2003 by Marc Leeman <mleeman@users.sourceforge.net>

divxcomp  is  a  X(7)  based  calculator to give an average for the DivX :-) bit-rates used to encode avi
       movies.

       DivX :-) 4.x is extremely difficult to calculate as the sizes of the video vary depending on  the  amount
       of  movement and colors, so this gives an average. Your results may be higher or lower than the specified
       size! A 2 pass rip should normally give much better quality than a 1 pass rip, and mostly also produce  a
       smaller  file  size.  It  is  however impossible to calculate this accurately, so an intelligent guess is
       made.

       I will not take responsibility for any miscalculations or damages caused by this.

       divxcomp - Calculate approx. size for ripped avi movies

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divxcomp                                         18 August 2003                                      DIVXCOMP(1)

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