Maximum length of project on BR ?

Hi again,
I am in the process of making my first BluRay and I need to know how much of my project will fit on a BR 25 or 50 G.
I understand that 25 is roughly 2 hrs video and 50, 4 hrs but I guess it all depends on the compression I use.... Right or wrong ?
Can someone please help me figure how long FCP project I can put on a BR after compression ?
Thanks in advance
Ivan

I don't know what the OP started with but I shoot in HDV. If you are clever you can capture the native stream, and put it onto a BD with only muxing, building, and burning. You have to trick Toast into not reencoding it.
Here's a thought experiment: 1080i has six times the screen area of 480i. A sweet spot of SD m2v could be 4.5mbps. Six times that is almost exactly the bitrate of HDV. So I am essentially using twice the bitrate of a DVD, on a disc with five times the capacity. Or, cutting the bitrate of the HDV in half (or more) by using H.264.
Again, I could go lower. But four hours of home movies per disc seemed just about right. Also, I have a mini that I use for encoding. I let it run for 50 hours on one of these discs. Occasionally I have problems, and I have to try it again. 50 hours is plenty for me. So It seems to be a good amount. Also, I end up with about 60 chapters for each of these discs. Five hours would mean even more chapters.
Jeremy

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