Adam Elphick(Harmless) posted this on Wednesday, 10th January 2001, 23:11
Can anyone help me with burning VCD`s? I have access to a CDR machine at work I converted some movie files to mpeg (VCD format I am told), I used a music video VCD as a `template` and replaced the music videos replacing the names with the original ones as i sustituted them. BUT IT DIDNT WORK!! What did I do wrong? Please help....(kcihplega[at]moc.liamtoh if anyone can help me)
RE: Burning VCD`s
lievn(Competent) posted this on Thursday, 11th January 2001, 08:25
I`m no experienced VCD burner, but at the following site, they have lots of information about the subject, so have a look there.
lumpy(Mostly Harmless) posted this on Thursday, 11th January 2001, 11:32
Basically it sounds like you have done the hard bit, i.e converted the video to a video-cd format mpeg file.
All you need now is cd-rom burning software that has vcd/svcd image creating facilities. Aheads Nero 5+ does the job for me nicely and if you go to their site you can download a free demo version.
Good luck!
RE: Burning VCD`s
RJS(undefined) posted this on Thursday, 11th January 2001, 12:07
EZ CD Creator Pro comes with some VideoCD software that allows you to choose MPEG1 video tracks then burn them with the right format. Your work probably has a copy of it.
RE: Burning VCD`s
bedlam(Competent) posted this on Thursday, 11th January 2001, 19:44
k m8 nero has this built into it you can select the vcd option on that prog.
l8trz
RE: Burning VCD`s
Tricky Dicky(Competent) posted this on Thursday, 11th January 2001, 23:24
Just being mpeg does not make it VCD compliant. Get yourself a VCD encoder like panasonics mpeg1 encoder or some other one and go from there. I`m too lazy to give u a lesson in this field but here are a couple of sites which will get u going.
