How to burn a RMVB file to VCD
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Convert it to VCD compliant MPEG1 with TMPGEnc first then just burn with Nero or whatever.
TMPGEnc may have a bit of trouble converting the audio (if that audio's RA). There is a little program called RealAudio to WAV Recorder which can be used to convert that audio to a PCM/16bit/44.1Hz stereo WAV file. Just load your RMVB file into the RA to WAV Recorder program, and begin playing the movie. While it's playing the audio will be recorded.
Use this WAV file as the Audio source in TMPGEnc and use the original RMVB file as Video source.
I admit the RealAudio to WAV Recorder way of converting is a bit primative, but hey it works
and the program's free. It's a pity the conversion's only done in real-time and stuff too :/.
Another option is EO Video, which, I think, supports Real Media to MPEG conversion. Although, if there's an option in EO, to convert only the audio to WAV, try that, then convert the video (RealVideo 9) part of the file using TMPGEnc.
EO Video has a free 30-day trial period, then it has to be bought :/.
Use this WAV file as the Audio source in TMPGEnc and use the original RMVB file as Video source.
I admit the RealAudio to WAV Recorder way of converting is a bit primative, but hey it works
and the program's free. It's a pity the conversion's only done in real-time and stuff too :/.Another option is EO Video, which, I think, supports Real Media to MPEG conversion. Although, if there's an option in EO, to convert only the audio to WAV, try that, then convert the video (RealVideo 9) part of the file using TMPGEnc.
EO Video has a free 30-day trial period, then it has to be bought :/.