svcd to divx

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  1. MetalWise

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    i would like to convert some svcds of mine to another format. i used vcdgear (i converted only vcds though) but now it shows some messages and doesn't launch. so i would like to know whether there is another way of converting svcds to divx, mpeg etc. i copied one svcd to my hdd and converted it with drdivx. but it worked only with that particular svcd.
    plz help me, i am desperate.
     
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    Get virtualdubmod.
    Open the mpg.
    Select Video, compression.
    Select DivX, and set your settings.
    Click File, save avi (or save as, avi).
     
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    ok, but the output avi is far to large for divx compressing. it is about 700MB. can you tell me some configurations or tips? i think it is the sound that is not compressed to reduce the output file size.
     
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    and it is extremely slow. it took 1hour at fast compress for a 600MB svcd.
     
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    Reduce the bitrate. Reduce the framesize to 320x240.
     
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    what exactly do you mean by reducing bitrate? i suppose you mean video bitrate in divx. how much should i reduce it?

    in virtualdubmod i go: video -> compression -> divx 5.2.1 -> configure -> encode performance (i changed it to slow so as to have better compression. in video section (divx prog) i have enable resize 320x240 bilinear (very soft). are these setting ok?

    but i think that virtualdubmod does not compress the sound at all because i still have an output avi of 700+MB. what can i do?
     

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