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Postby Bushido Philosopher » Tue Dec 24, 2002 2:31 am

Can someone recommend any software(s) that can format and actually burn SVCDs??

I already checked out Doom9...I just want to know what else there is out there.
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Postby RadicalEd0 » Tue Dec 24, 2002 2:39 am

I just use VCDEasy with CDRDAO
because they are arguably the best :\
NMEAMV: PENIS
NMEAMV: IN
NMEAMV: YO
NMEAMV: MIXED
NMEAMV: DRINK
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Postby Bushido Philosopher » Tue Dec 24, 2002 2:52 am

one question while i'm here...

will a player that supports VCDs or SVCDs play MPEG files that are non-standard?
(example: an MPEG encoded at 512x360 resolution or something weird like that)

...or rather maybe, will most burner programs format those MPEG files in the first place?
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Postby CArnesen » Tue Dec 24, 2002 12:36 pm

Ko Oh Yoku wrote:will a player that supports VCDs or SVCDs play MPEG files that are non-standard?
(example: an MPEG encoded at 512x360 resolution or something weird like that)

...or rather maybe, will most burner programs format those MPEG files in the first place?


What I do to convert AMVs that I've downloaded to SVCD goes like this:

1) Download AMV
2) Use TMPGEnc and use the wizard to convert the file to SVCD.
3) Use VCDEasy to take the SVCD file and burn it to the CD-R.
4) Depending on how I've tweaked my settings and my source footage, the final product can look as good as a DVD on my Apex 600A player!

Burner programs don't really do much converting at all (except Nero), and since there are standards, DVD player manufacturers don't really deviate, I recomend checking VCDHelp.com for compatibility info.
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