Hello, my set top box can play divx, so it's mostly xvid/divx I deal with. However, I've a bunch of mpeg 1 (352/240) that I would like to put on a DVD. I'd like to do it without reencoding them, if it's possible. I guess what I'd like is to be able to author a VCD, but on a DVD. Is it possible ? Any other solutions? Thanks for any info.
You can do it without reencoding the video, just the audio.Here's a guide: http://www.videohelp.com/oldguides/vcddvdr Does your Divx player support MPEG1/2 also?
Thanks for the pointer to the guide. Regarding whether my player supports mpeg 1/2, I presume you mean when the files are just written as data? I tried it with mpeg 1 before and it's seems like it supports it, but when they're played the picture is just a small square in the middle of the TV. - So not sure, but I'll look into it some more. Thanks, Dave
Yes, that's what I meant, as data. If it did, you could extract the MPEG from the dat file with IsoBuster, or convert the dat to MPEG with VCDGear and burn a data disc.
