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Discussion in 'DivX / XviD' started by botox3030, Mar 16, 2003.

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    i know of the program dvd2cdr which creates dvd backups in cdr format that are readable in a dvd player. now my question is since this is possible, it should also be possible to burn .avi's in dvd format onto a cdr so i can watch a movie on my tv via a dvd player. can someone outline how i would go about doing this? thanks

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    daniel
     
    botox3030, Mar 16, 2003
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    AVI (DivX) won't play in home dvd player. The best format is SVCD using DVD2SVCD& CCE (Cinema Craft Encoder) to cd-r's. VCD video sucks big time.

    Shoey
     
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    yeah, i know avi's can't play in a dvd player, but is it possible to convert .avi back into dvd format?

    dvd2cdr will allow playage of dvd data on a cdr.
     
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    It is possible to convert avi to VCD\SVCD.

    Many programs out there that will allow a dvd movie to be copied to cdr(w) after a dvd rip& encode. What advantages do we have using dvd2cdr?

    Shoey
     
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    advantages of dvd2cdr are no loss of data. make identical backups of dvd's using cdr's. meaning u can pop the cdr into u'r dvd player and it will play.

    the programs u are talking about, is there any loss of data going from avi to svcd to cdr?
     
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    I checked into that program early this morning and found out it's "3rd party software" that is nothing but junk. The program uses its own encoder and I already know the program is NO comparison to CCE (Cinema Craft Encoder, TMPEng, or Canopus ProCoder. Such programs like the DVD2CDR are: DVD-TO-DivX, DVD-TO-MPEG. You should consider making a SVCD sample using CCE encoder with DVD2SVCD 1.1.2. <Guarenteed BETTER video quality I assure you m8.

    Shoey ~O-O~
     
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    yeah, i didn't look around to see what the program was actually doing. i just read the short description and downloaded. thanks for the info. i'll look into encoding svcd.
     
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    Here's the tools you'll need.
    DVD2SVCD 1.1.2:http://212.88.77.140/
    SmartRipper 2.41:http://www.riphelp.com/downloads/smart-ripper.html
    VCDEasy: http://www.vcdeasy.org/
    ASPI layer 4.6:http://www.webattack.com/get/aspilayer.shtml
    DVD2SVCD guide:http://forum.cdfreaks.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=59484

    Be prepared for LONG encoding process and enjoy the playback video quality m8!

    Shoey
     
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