Cant create VCD????

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  1. elkhunter

    elkhunter Member

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    Hi all,

    I still can't create a VCD?? I have followed every step in the articles to a tee. I go to burn with nero and all I get is 2 audio tracks that wont play. And when I use vcdeasy I get nothing!! What am i doing wrong? Is there some other process i'm missing?

    on the log from vcd I get this
    Writing lead-in and gap...
    Writing track 01 (mode MODE2_RAW/AUDIO )...
    Writing track 02 (mode MODE2_RAW/AUDIO )...

    Where in all the articles is says

    Writing track 1(modeMODE2_RAW/MODE2_RAW )...
    Writing track 2(modMODE2_RAW/MODE2_RAW)...

    see it' creating a audio...not the mode2_raw type of cd????????????????????



     
    elkhunter, Jan 20, 2003
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  2. o-doner

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    I have had similar probs with burning image-files made with vcdeasy. There is allways two tracks in .cue file. Have you looked it ?
     
    o-doner, Jan 21, 2003
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  3. ying0yang

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    JUST USE TMPGENC FOR CREATING VCD.

    that's the best of , for mpeg program.

    get control of all setting.

    make the move ;-)
     
    ying0yang, Jan 21, 2003
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  4. Dela

    Dela Administrator Staff Member

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    This has been a common problem elkhunter. it seems to depend on the burner you are using

    ying0yang, TMPGEnc, isn't the best MPEG encoder. CCE SP is far better for quality and takes half the time of TMPGEnc!
     
    Dela, Jan 21, 2003
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    never hear about it .

    cce sp , im interested .

    any link .
     
    ying0yang, Jan 21, 2003
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    Dela, Jan 21, 2003
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  7. ying0yang

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    thanks for the link , i will sure look at it.

    if it is shorter then tmpgenc , great.

     
    ying0yang, Jan 21, 2003
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  8. ying0yang

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    $$$$$ ouf!!

    that sure why i never hear about .

     
    ying0yang, Jan 21, 2003
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  9. Dela

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    You have to use it with DVD2SVCD unless you are really used to it!
     
    Dela, Jan 21, 2003
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    i will try to find it anyway ;-)

    im interesting .

    thanks a lot , great job DELA
     
    ying0yang, Jan 21, 2003
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  11. Dela

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    ye no prob.
     
    Dela, Jan 22, 2003
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  12. dRD

    dRD I hate titles Staff Member

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    Just to correct: TMPGEnc is, IMHO, the best encoder for MPEG-1/VCD movies, but CCE SP beats TMPGEnc hands down when speaking of MPEG-2/SVCD encoding. So, use TMPGEnc for MPEG-1 and CCE SP for MPEG-2.
     
    dRD, Jan 23, 2003
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  13. Dela

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    Ye actually I get what you mean. Its a pity really. I used DVD2SVCD to create a vcd with CCE SP and i got horrible playback. But what i say is why create vcd when you can create a VBR SVCD with much higher quality and 60mins on an 80min disk!
     
    Dela, Jan 23, 2003
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  14. dRD

    dRD I hate titles Staff Member

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    But not all DVD players support SVCD, although luckily almost all modern ones do.
     
    dRD, Jan 23, 2003
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    A DVD Player that doesnt support svcd, hmmmm, that sucks!!!!
     
    Dela, Jan 23, 2003
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    I used Ulead to create a vcd and it won't show on either my panasonic 120 or my LG. It would only play on my computer's dvd. That really sucks. Is it the quality of the media or did I burn at too high a speed?
    I tried vcdeasy and it won't burn with the dvd/burner that I have got from DELL. It sucks. Any help?
     
    mundito, Jan 25, 2003
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  17. dRD

    dRD I hate titles Staff Member

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    Try following our guides for creating VCDs and burning them, you can read the guides from our article page. Those have been verified many, many times to work perfectly.
     
    dRD, Jan 25, 2003
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