help svcd wont fit on cd!!!

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gabbytwin

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I ripped the movie and used dvd2scvd. It created 3 mpg2 files.Now the first two wont fit onto any cd that I have I have tried tdk 80min,imedia 80min and tdkgold 80min cd's
what do i now need to do ?
This is the firsttime I have had this problem with any movie.

I used 3 pass in cinema craft

Thanks
 
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shadoe_phantom

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1, you need to stop using cinema craft lol.
2, use the tutorial by ChickenMan to make your best quality SVCDs
3, depending on how long the movie is, you can only fit 45min of an SVCD movie to fit onto an 80min CD-R (compared to 78min with a VCD movie).

This is why VCDs mostly take up only 2 CDs & SVCDs take up 3,4,5 CDs.
 
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gabbytwin

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all done

cineema craft is part of DVD2SVCD otherwise I would have to use TMPGe, which he doesnt recommend,in his tutorial.
Its all done noew I just reencodedd in tmpge and cut it a wee bit.


but thanks anyway to all the helpful replies
 
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elpresidente

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btw. CCE rulez @ SVCD and DVD transcoding !


üsse
 
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shadoe_phantom

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sorry you are correct gabbytwin.
In his new tutorials he uses cinemacraft (am still using his older version with tmpgenc + added working with M2-edit since it works for me).
 
ChickenMan

ChickenMan

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I am finding if I make MPG files , they tend to be sometimes a few seconds over 80 min, but if I make an Image (cue bin) they tend to always be just under 80min.

All 80min CDR's are 80min CDR's, they are not anylonger ! Some can be overburnt up to about 2.5 min, some only 30sec.

How much did you have to chop off to fit to an 80min ?
 
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gabbytwin

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it was cut

I cut off about 6 seconds or maybe a little bit more, lucky for the overlaps in cd changes. lol


Thanks guys, hopefully it wont happen again I have changed the bitrate setting to be a smaller sized cd to try and counter this problem in future.
 
ChickenMan

ChickenMan

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ilscuro, welcome to the forum but do not post live links, please read the rules.
I have edited your post so they are no longer live.

Yes I have tried those templates and they make very crappy non-standard XVCD's and have absolutely no comparison to SVCD's as being discussed here.
 
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