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Burn 90 min on an 80min VCD >>>>HOW?

Discussion in 'MPEG-1 and MPEG-2 encoding (AVI to DVD)' started by Komputer, Oct 16, 2003.

  1. Komputer

    Komputer Member

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    How can I safely burn 90min onto a 80min VCD?

    Is it even possible, well...its actually 87min

    Thanks
     
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    there is a program that you can download called Easy VCD and in the program it lets you convert a dvd movie ANY SIZE Quality may vary depending on the size to a 80 min cd-r in what is called XVCD
    or XSVCD format.....

    http://www.eazyvcd.tk/ is the site and also check out http://www.dvdrhelp.com/dvdplayers.php
    to see if your dvd player is compatible with either of these formats
     
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    Hi guys, I also have this question but about how to burn a SVCD on a 80 min cdr. It would be really awsome if somone could post a tutorial on what to do with the settings and stuff, cuz Im a nooob. The help is much appriciated, thanks in advance.
     
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    1st off what program are you using to make the vcd
    or svcd?

    If you're using DVD2SVCD I'd suggest trying Easy VCD as I suggested before.. basicly you just put in the DVD it asks what format you want VCD SVCD XVCD or XVCD and how many discs you want to use..

    Some DVD players LIKE MINE can read XVCD and XSVCD
    Cd's so if you choose one of them formats you can fit 90mins + on one CD
    but remember the Quality is going to vary on the size of the movie and the format...
    you cannot fit 90 mins without loosing some quality Sound or Video

     
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    Actually I started reading around, and basically what I started to do now is just used TMPGEnc to encode the avi file to whatever I want it and just use nero to burn it. Thanks anyways.
     
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    I am using Nero to burn a downloaded movie.

    is it possible to do this or doI have to split it?

    thanx
     
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    If you lower the bit rate and the audio rate then it should cut it down to a size that will fit on a 80 min VCD .. Easy VCD Does all that for you... but only if you're going from DVD to MPG or Bin Cue File... if you're going from a AVI file or even another mpg you can cut it down using tmpgenc
    and by using a bit rate calculator to see what bit rate and audio rate to set it all at..
     
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    where is everyone finding these 90min CD's anyhow?

    is it from the net or a chain store?
     

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