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 Posted: Wed, 29th Sep 2004 22:59 Post subject: burning an *SVCD* *TS* to a DVD, is it possible? |
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I was just wondering is it possible to take a pair of svcd's (like cd1 and cd2) and somehow put them on a dvd, instead of burning 2 seperate cd-r's?
I have nero and alcohol 120%. If its possible to do this can i get tutorial on how to do it? Please dont be vague. Or if theres an online url to instruct me id appreciate that as well.
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| Posted: Thu, 30th Sep 2004 16:00 Post subject: |
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should be possbible to join CD1 and CD2 with TMPGenc i think it was called.. not really my area of expertice, but try looking for TMPGenc guides and see if you can find any info
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| Posted: Tue, 5th Oct 2004 01:46 Post subject: |
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I've been burning VCD and SVCD to DVD+RW for a long time...I hate switching CDs in the middle of a movie. cherzo is right...videohelp.com is a great site. I've experimented with alot of different ways to convert, below is the best way I've found. There's no need to reencode the video...you can simply patch the file headers and use the existing SVCD video. What this means is that if a movie is 1.6 GB in SVCD it will only take up about 1.6 GB or so on the DVD. Because of this it is very easy to put 2 or more complete movies on 1 DVD with no quality loss.
1) Use a program called SVCD2DVDMPG to demux (split) the audio and video from the bin files. It will automatically convert the audio to 48 khz (DVD standard) for you.
2) Use a program called DVDPatcher to patch the header of the video files to DVD standard.
3) Use your favorite DVD authoring program (TMPGEnc DVD Author for example) to create the DVD files.
The entire process takes about 30-45 minutes. I'm pretty sure there is a walkthrough on videohelp.com on this exact process.
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| Posted: Tue, 5th Oct 2004 19:14 Post subject: |
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| bigd23 wrote: | I've been burning VCD and SVCD to DVD+RW for a long time...I hate switching CDs in the middle of a movie. cherzo is right...videohelp.com is a great site. I've experimented with alot of different ways to convert, below is the best way I've found. There's no need to reencode the video...you can simply patch the file headers and use the existing SVCD video. What this means is that if a movie is 1.6 GB in SVCD it will only take up about 1.6 GB or so on the DVD. Because of this it is very easy to put 2 or more complete movies on 1 DVD with no quality loss.
1) Use a program called SVCD2DVDMPG to demux (split) the audio and video from the bin files. It will automatically convert the audio to 48 khz (DVD standard) for you.
2) Use a program called DVDPatcher to patch the header of the video files to DVD standard.
3) Use your favorite DVD authoring program (TMPGEnc DVD Author for example) to create the DVD files.
The entire process takes about 30-45 minutes. I'm pretty sure there is a walkthrough on videohelp.com on this exact process. |
Ok i ve got the tools you mentioned. Now can you give me a brief explanation on what settings i should be using in svcd2dvdmpg? I mean do i want .bin ->PS or .bin->ES? Whats the difference? Then what horizontal rez. patch value do i want? 352, 480, 720 (entire file?) (1st header only?) or (None?)
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| Posted: Fri, 8th Oct 2004 20:51 Post subject: |
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| bigd23 wrote: | I've been burning VCD and SVCD to DVD+RW for a long time...I hate switching CDs in the middle of a movie. cherzo is right...videohelp.com is a great site. I've experimented with alot of different ways to convert, below is the best way I've found. There's no need to reencode the video...you can simply patch the file headers and use the existing SVCD video. What this means is that if a movie is 1.6 GB in SVCD it will only take up about 1.6 GB or so on the DVD. Because of this it is very easy to put 2 or more complete movies on 1 DVD with no quality loss.
1) Use a program called SVCD2DVDMPG to demux (split) the audio and video from the bin files. It will automatically convert the audio to 48 khz (DVD standard) for you.
2) Use a program called DVDPatcher to patch the header of the video files to DVD standard.
3) Use your favorite DVD authoring program (TMPGEnc DVD Author for example) to create the DVD files.
The entire process takes about 30-45 minutes. I'm pretty sure there is a walkthrough on videohelp.com on this exact process. |
you could just register svcd2dvd and it will do everything with 1 click..rip the bin, convert to dvd , join and patch the header, and then it will author into audi_ts and video_ts folders ready for you to burn, it can even burn the film for you...like i said, its just 1 click, from start to finish in about 20-30 mins....not bad for a tenner...in fact i would say its the best tenner ive ever spent
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| Posted: Sat, 9th Oct 2004 17:23 Post subject: |
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How about divx (or xvid) to dvd? Lets say I got a 2cd xvid movie with AC3 sound, how could I convert both cd's to 1 dvd ? And will the dvd then also have surround sound?
Do I need to join the 2 xvid files first before I convert them to dvd?
And what is the best program to have this conversion done?
TIA.
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