smartripper
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DVD2Avi
Yes m8.
Use the latest version of DVD2Avi to convert the video & Sound.
Then use the latest Tmpgenc to convert theses files into Mpeg 1 or 2 then use a write program such as Nero to write the mpeg into VCD or SVCD.
Good luck, for a good clear picture and sound it takes about 5 to 10 hours.
Cheers
PioneerKing
Yes m8.
Use the latest version of DVD2Avi to convert the video & Sound.
Then use the latest Tmpgenc to convert theses files into Mpeg 1 or 2 then use a write program such as Nero to write the mpeg into VCD or SVCD.
Good luck, for a good clear picture and sound it takes about 5 to 10 hours.
Cheers
PioneerKing
daveml
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You can skip a move and skip a hell of a lot of quality!
Use Chickenmans tutorials to backup Dvd to Vcd.
Dvd2Avi and tempgenc are the progs u need if u want to get your vcds anywere near the quality of DVD.
With this method u should expect results equal or better than commercial Vhs tapes.
I use this method for playback on large screen TV and I get excellent results.
Here is the link. I recommend u print the entire tutorial for easy reference.(reverence!).
http://forum.cdrsoft.cc/showthread.php?s=&threadid=160
Use Chickenmans tutorials to backup Dvd to Vcd.
Dvd2Avi and tempgenc are the progs u need if u want to get your vcds anywere near the quality of DVD.
With this method u should expect results equal or better than commercial Vhs tapes.
I use this method for playback on large screen TV and I get excellent results.
Here is the link. I recommend u print the entire tutorial for easy reference.(reverence!).
http://forum.cdrsoft.cc/showthread.php?s=&threadid=160
mixed bag on this one.
For regular movies, DVD2AVI & then using tmpgenc to encode will give you the best quality you can get.
However when it comes to doing movies with subtitles (that's if you want to have them appear all the time), then FlaskMPEG does a better job I think.
Quality wise you will lose a little compared to DVD2AVI method (but not huge *maybe 10%-15%).
Have a look at the tutorials section here by ChickenMan & all will be revealed
For regular movies, DVD2AVI & then using tmpgenc to encode will give you the best quality you can get.
However when it comes to doing movies with subtitles (that's if you want to have them appear all the time), then FlaskMPEG does a better job I think.
Quality wise you will lose a little compared to DVD2AVI method (but not huge *maybe 10%-15%).
Have a look at the tutorials section here by ChickenMan & all will be revealed