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Nero Making an AVSEQ01.MPG instead of a .DAT file

Discussion in 'MPEG-1 and MPEG-2 encoding (AVI to DVD)' started by cwl, Jun 25, 2003.

  1. cwl

    cwl Member

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    I have had nero burn a couple of BIN/CUE files with no problems. My last cd for some reason Nero gave me a AVSEQ01.MPG instead of a DAT file. Is this something Nero does sometimes or did I screw up with a missed setting? I downloaded the mpg file to my hard drive and change the file ending to .dat and the movie runs fine. Should I use a different burning program?
    Thnaks in advance
    cwl
     
  2. DMW

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    Hi, i dont think its something you have done and i dont think it is a quirk with nero. I think you will find the bin file was an image of an SVCD not a VCD. This means it ill be mpeg2 as opposed to mpeg1 and different resolutions and bitrates. If your Home DVD player supports SVCD you will be fine.
    Hope this helps
     
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    Whether it says dat or not! It still has riff headers so it basically is a dat file anyway but dont change it at all as it should work perfectly if ur dvd player does support it!
     
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    Looks like WinDVD wont play the "mpg" file that Nero created instead of the DAT file. Power DVD seems to have no problem with it :).
    Next question, for my DVD player to recognize a SVCD what should the file be? A .DAT or .MPG? Unfortunately my stand alone DVD player is at home in Canada and I am in Europe for work for the summer and I can not try my finished product.

    Once again thanks so much for the help.

    cwl
     
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    If it is svcd then the file will be an mpeg extension, if its vcd it will have a dat extension (ive not seen an svcd with a dat extension, i could well be wrong though...dela??) If your player supports SVCD then it will be fine, i belive there are header tricks you can use to make a svcd play, but ive never had to use them. Check the specs on your player to see what it supports
    Hope it helps
     
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    It is still a dat file but generally svcd has mpeg files! cwl u can use VCDEasy to rip that file to a true mpeg file to play in WinDVD!
     
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    Thanks so much for the help!

    Take care

    cwl
     
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    Thanks so much for the help!

    Take care

    cwl
     
  9. Dela

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    You can say that again ;-)

    lol Just kiddin, no problem!
     

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