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Ok, so i got the Matrix Reloaded Chakra SVCD CD1 . Problem is what to do next, i know i can put it on too a CDR because the duration is under 80 minutes . They are in a .bin and .cue file . So i opened the .cue file in Nero, and burnt the .cue sheet . I put it in to my player and it said 'Bad Disk' . Any ideas on how to do it ?
i did it with alcohol120% worked well...
It's in Pal format, and your DVD player probally isn't multiregion so it wont' be able to play it. You have 2 options:
#1) Extract the Mpeg using VCDgear and watch it on your computer.
or #2) Follow this guide to convert it to NTSC and then it will probally work on your DVD player. <--- this is what I did
yeah that program is great, but i hope you have a relativly fast computer, cause conversion could take days if you dont.
80 minutes is the maximum time for an AUDIO (STEREO) CD.Quote:
Problem is what to do next, i know i can put it on too a CDR because the duration is under 80 minutes
For data CD's, that kind of CD maximum storage is ~ 700MB.
If you burn a VIDEO CD (VCD/SVCD) on it, it can store more than 800MB of VIDEO data.
The max is 800 mb no more.Quote:
If you burn a VIDEO CD (VCD/SVCD) on it, it can store more than 800MB of VIDEO data.
Well that statement is just pure fiction my boy.Quote:
Originally posted by Gre1@17 August 2003 - 23:17
The max is 800 mb no more.
Does your burned cd play on the PC? (You may have to install the K-Lite codec pack first)Quote:
Originally posted by Aborted@17 August 2003 - 16:56
Ok, so i got the Matrix Reloaded Chakra SVCD CD1 . Problem is what to do next, i know i can put it on too a CDR because the duration is under 80 minutes . They are in a .bin and .cue file . So i opened the .cue file in Nero, and burnt the .cue sheet . I put it in to my player and it said 'Bad Disk' . Any ideas on how to do it ?
If so, then you're sure your CD is fine. Then there are 2 posibilities:
1) You have a NTSC system -> follow Nevins instructions
2) Your DVD-Player doesn't support SVCDs -> buy new DVD-player ;)
If it does not play:
1) Your .bin file is corrupted: Try 'mounting' your image using Alcohol120%. This creates a virtual Cd-drive with that .bin file 'inserted' as a true cd.
2) The CD itself is damaged: Follows deductively from the previous test. Try burning it again with other software like Alcohol120% for example.
:D I just assumed he had the same problem that I had, I'm sure glad I read the forums at vcdquality.com and found out it was in Pal so I dind't waste 3 cd's.Quote:
Does your burned cd play on the PC? (You may have to install the K-Lite codec pack first)
If so, then you're sure your CD is fine. Then there are 2 posibilities:
1) You have a NTSC system -> follow Nevins instructions
2) Your DVD-Player doesn't support SVCDs -> buy new DVD-player
If it does not play:
1) Your .bin file is corrupted: Try 'mounting' your image using Alcohol120%. This creates a virtual Cd-drive with that .bin file 'inserted' as a true cd.
2) The CD itself is damaged: Follows deductively from the previous test. Try burning it again with other software like Alcohol120% for example.
Good luck to you Aborted. oh and try VCD Help.com to see if your DVD player supports SVCD's.