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Differences between SVCD MPEG File and Original MPEG

Discussion in 'MPEG-1 and MPEG-2 encoding (AVI to DVD)' started by DogBomb, Jan 12, 2004.

  1. DogBomb

    DogBomb Regular member

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    I have a bunch of captured MPEG-2 files on my PC which I've used to create SVCDs. I'd like to delete them but still have a copy of an MPEG file if I ever need to edit it again. Besides the bitrate difference, has anyone ever had problems using the MPEG file on the SVCD for editing/viewing on the PC? How about the .DAT file on VCDs? Just curious if I can rely on these MPEGs later on my VCDs/SVCDs. If so, it wouldn't make sense for me to backup the original MPEGs. Thanks.
     
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    If you have the Movies Burnt to CD-R in SVCD Format then you have the File stored on CD-R and you can Transfer the Mpeg file to your PC anytime you want...There is No real need to back it up seperately as it is allready on Disk....
     
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    Thanks for the reply. Just needed confirmation in case I ever want to edit the original mpegs again.
     

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