How many minutes of video can you fit on a bluray (avchd) dvd-5?

so im trying to burn a bluray (avchd) video on a dvd-5 and it doesnt say anywhere how many minutes this new feature supports... anyone?
thanks!

It depends upon your encoding bitrate. If I'm using Toast 10 to do the encoding and use its' "best quality" encode (avg 8mbps, max 16 mbps) I can get about 40 minutes on a DVD-5. Higher bitrates should give you a better end product (I think the default in Compressor is 16 & 25)but will then fit only about 20-25 minutes on a dvd-5. Some blu-ray players (like my Sony) have problems playing these discs for some reason. They play fine on others.
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