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making VCDs from .avi files
I have easy cd creator 5 platinum, which says it has a vcd writer on it.....but the files have to be mpeg. The ones I need to make VCDs of are all .avi. Does anybody have any converters, or any knowledge on this sort of thing that they're willing to share?
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The only way I could think is to open it up in a program like Adobe Publisher(?) and save the file as an mpeg, but you probably don't have one of those. *shrug*
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This program converts avi files to mpg files.
And yes, Help is the place for this.
EDIT: You might also try just changing the file extension without actually changing anything. They still play in most players, so it might trick it into working. The advantage of the program above is that it cuts the file size down a lot, in most conversions.
Last edited by Spuuky; 06-05-2002 at 08:21 AM.
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spuuky, that program takes hours to convert something, and has no sound.
But oh well, I found another way....
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Yes, but that's a much different thing from encoding a 20 minute vid in two and a half hours with no sound.
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actually it's 868 mhz, and I couldn't have any other programs running, or the encoder would crash. I'd say, the program was crap.
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Try that one:
http://go.to/flaskmpeg
or virtualdub at http://www.virtualdub.org/
Edit: actually, it seems that flask won't open avi files
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Well, it seems all one could need is there:
http://www.vcdhelp.com/tools.htm
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I have used TMPGEnc for a long time now (full featured and free) and I would highly recommend it. It encodes most types of mpeg1 and mpeg2 video formats available. It even has templates for VCDs and SVCDs.
http://www.tmpgenc.net/
I have a 1 GHz machine, and it can encode around 15 frames per second. Your machine is pretty close in speed, so you shouldn't have too much trouble.
Last edited by Samuraid; 06-12-2002 at 02:30 AM.
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