Vcd Questions

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okay i put a CRW in use nero burn it as VCD it takes 4 hours to encode burns it okay I chuck it in my DVD player and ........ nothing happens my DVD player plays VCDs it says and the AVI plays perfect on my computer whats going on???? I then thought okay maybe its a CDRW so I try CRRW it takes 4 hours to encode again using nero when it goes to start burnign it then said failed to write speed

[I_DONT_SHARE_PORN]

Not all DVD plavers read VCD

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my DVD manuel said it could play VCDs

[Chilly]

Originally posted by I_DONT_SHARE_PORN@20 February 2003 - 03:01
Not all DVD plavers read VCD

He just said that his dvd players surports Vcd's.

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[harrycary]

Don't know if you realize this but you cannot burn an AVI file into a VCD. It must be converted to MPEG-1 format first and than burned.
And of course your computer will play an AVI file.

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sorry but if u read my post u would have read Nero converted the AVI file to mpeg-1

[imp8783]

I don't beleave there is nero software that converts too mpeg. You need Tmpgenc and Virtual dub too do this process. This process eats off your RAM and can take up too 4 & + hours.

To get a idea check this link out. http://www.dvdrhelp.com/tmpgenc.htm This site takes your regular Divx files (Cough Cough avi cough Cough) and converts them too mpeg. If I was you I'd bookmark this site. Cause alot of your conversion/movie answer can be answered here.

[geprobert]

sorry if you already said and I missed it, but do you know for certain that your stand-alone DVD player can read CDR / CDRW discs? My NAD T550 can't read any computer-burned media at all, which is a bit of a downer

[Shinigami_[R.I.P.]]

Originally posted by imp8783@19 February 2003 - 20:43
I don't beleave there is nero software that converts too mpeg.

Nero can automatically convert avi's to mpg's.

[vivitron 15]

nero can do it, but its much easier to convert to mpg-1 yourself. that way, its possible to create the file such that it'll fit on one CD, (or two or whatever) I also trust it more, as you can watch the mpeg on your PC, to check it through, before wasting a CD