Mpeg Size

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girovend

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I have got a dvd player that plays mpegs great but
does not play vcd or svcd,
If I try to burn just the mpeg off a vcd, I end up with a
file to large to fit onto one cd,:(
The only option I see is to cut the mpeg and burn it on
2 cd's
But as many svcd's come on 3 disks it would mean I would need
6 disks for only 1 movie :confused:
Does anybody have any other Ideas,any would be greatly
appreciated,
 
ChickenMan

ChickenMan

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You must have a very strange DVD Player that can play an MPEG file but not a VCD. What make and model number is it?

Burn to 90 or 99 min CDR's would be your best choice, to be honest, provided your burner can do that.
 
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girovend

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Cheerz chickenman ,I never even thought about 90min
discs.

It's a Naiko N2866 tv/dvd combi and when you try to play
vcd it say's (no vcd support) and spits it back out ,yet it will play cd's and mp3's,
there may well be a hack for it but as yet I can find one.

One more thing it will read the disc(as long as it's not a vcd)and
you play the mpeg from the root folder ,but is there anyway of
burning a vcd leaving out part of files on it so that you can burn the normal 80min on a 700mb disc,
Cause I was thinking if I could fool my dvd player into thinking
it wasn't a vcd, it wouldn't spit it back out
and I could just go to the root folder and play it
 
ChickenMan

ChickenMan

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When a VCD is burnt out its burnt in Mode 2 Type 2 format with little error correction. Where all the error correction stuff goes, they use it to put extra movie on so thats why you can get 800meg onto a so called 700meg CDR. There is really no way around the way a VCD is burnt or normal data burnt.
 
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