watching AMV's without a computer?
- bubblehead
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and yeah... i was aware that a few players don't work for vcds
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I have a forum now. O.o Rabid Catgirl
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- Otohiko
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I think most DVD players support SVCD these days.
In fact, my cheap piece of crap bought last week seemed to play burned MPEG 2 files just fine.
And there's always MPEG 1, which my cheap-ass player also supports well.
In fact, my cheap piece of crap bought last week seemed to play burned MPEG 2 files just fine.
And there's always MPEG 1, which my cheap-ass player also supports well.
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http://www.vcdhelp.com
Thourough step by step instructions on many conversions. Makes making vcds quick and easy. I recommend using the Tmpeg software and following their simple step by step guide "*** to VCD using Tmpeg". (*** of course meaning whatever file format you are converting)
Thourough step by step instructions on many conversions. Makes making vcds quick and easy. I recommend using the Tmpeg software and following their simple step by step guide "*** to VCD using Tmpeg". (*** of course meaning whatever file format you are converting)