Good Program?

[gbfan]

Well I've been using nero to burn my movies but now I have an svcd and it says that I can't burn it using nero. So whats a good prog for this? Thx 4 ne help in advance.

[gbfan]

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^BUMP^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Come on

[callum]

Have you any idea why nero won't burn it?

[toddiscool]

If you are really set on Using nero to encode your SVCD files you will need to do one of the following - either intall the SVCD plugin (Hash below)

File:Nero SVCD MPEG2 Plug-in.exe
Length:352256 Bytes, 344KB
UUHash:=vGlSlxy6rTQK7m13CsYEb/dzViA=

Or just get Nero 6. which alreaddy has it built in.

File: nero 6 Ultra Edition.ZIP
Length: 197502042 Bytes, 192873KB
UUHash: =l6Lvs36Xp0Vrd2pGgGNzHIX+hmM=


I would recommend using another program to encode the files, then just use nero to burn them, there are instructions in my sig.

Edit: I can ony assume be your lack of description of the issue that this is why you cannot Use nero.

[gbfan]

Yeah, ok I drag and drop the file I want to burn then it starts the analyzing. When the analyzing is finished, it says its not a valid file. In the same window it says the following problems were found:

-MPEG-2 instead of MPEG-1
-invalid video stream: 25 frames/second, 480 x 576 pixels

How would you like to continue:


Turn off standard compliance and continue

Re-encode the video file

Cancel

[chalkmongoose]

Go to Shareaza.com. Download. Start 'Raza. Go to Search. Type in Dr. Divx. Download. Run and enjoy ;)
Instructions also work for TmpGENC, but I'd recommend just going to Edskes mirror site for that.

[gbfan]

No todd I'm not set on using nero. If you read it I asked for a good prog that would burn svcd because nero wouldn't.

[toddiscool]

Did you select SVCD, not Video cd out of the menu at the start. They are diffrent.

Edit: Ok well you got my suggestions for programs to use, but since you like to use nero, I thought that i would tell why I thought that you could not. That was wrong as your post now states. It now looks like it is trying to burn it as VCD not SVCD, so it rejects the SVCD format.

We are all posting too close together causing misunderstandings

[chalkmongoose]

Nero is REALLY designed for burning, and does excell at that. Use an encoding program like what I posted to encode movie files. I'd simply recommend Dr. DivX just because it is quick an' easy, and made by the friendly folks at DivX.com.

[gbfan]

No I didn't have the plugin but since the new nero 6 has it built in I'll just wait until I get that thx 4 the help guys.

[toddiscool]

Originally posted by gbfan@21 July 2003 - 04:50
No I didn't have the plugin but since the new nero 6 has it built in I'll just wait until I get that thx 4 the help guys.
I do not thnk that you need it - in hindsight. If the file is alreaddy encoded to Mpeg-2 than nero will burn it without the plugin (i think) You just have to select SVCD instead of VCD. Depending on the version of nero that you are using you should be able to select SVCD w/o the plugin.

By the way as stated by chalkmongoose nero is the best for burning them after they are encoded which it seems that your files are.

[gbfan]

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Forget it guys you helped me figure out what I needed so no more need to yell over each other.