You can use TmpgEnc to create a VCD compliant MPEG1 file. If the source video is a simple AVI file, you can skip through the tutorial to the part referring to TmpGenc VcdImagerGui to create a bin/cue image file from the new mpeg1 file and burn image using ImgBurn. You understand that the maximum video on a VCD is 80 minutes (unless you lower the bitrate and quality). http://forum.videohelp.com/threads/...de-to-fitting-a-movie-on-one-CD-using-TMPGEnc Download and unzip Vcdimager Download and unzip VcdImagerGui Place the folder containing VcdImagerGui inside the VcdImager folder.
