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Need Help copying a vcd using Nero Burner
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Beibi
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29. June 2003 @ 04:23 |
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Please help me on how to copy a vcd using my nero burner...i can't seem to it figure out..
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Shoey
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29. June 2003 @ 05:00 |
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Open Nero>close wizard>look to the left and scroll down to VideoCD. Be sure "create standard compliant CD and NTSC (if living in USA) are enabled. Click new and locate the MPEG1 file from your hd and drag-n-drop clear over to the left and burn NO faster than 8x. I would check the audio\video to see that they are in sync before burning. Open the file and play about 2-3 minutes fom the beginning of the clip and scroll near the end of clip (before credits= if applicable) and play the video and be sure the audio\video is in sync.
Shoey :)
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Greengo
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29. June 2003 @ 08:32 |
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For vcd's I usually use cdrwin. make an image on your hd and then retrieve it to burn back on cd-r. simple.
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Beibi
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29. June 2003 @ 19:16 |
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i was able to do that, but the problem is, it doesn't seem to burn...i mean it doesn't write in the cd..the cd is suppose to eject after a window that says burn process completed..but in my case, it doesn't..and when i open the cd..it doesn't contain anything..what am i doing wrong??
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Shoey
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30. June 2003 @ 02:09 |
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Insert your VCD backup in your burner then go to that drive>explore cd>go to MPEGAV or VCD folder and you should see your movie clip you just burned. Nero is great for backing up VCD but for SVCD= NO GOOD
Shoey :)
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Praetor
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30. June 2003 @ 06:13 |
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Why not? Is there that much of a difference between VCD and SVCD?
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Shoey
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30. June 2003 @ 13:42 |
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Is there that much of a difference between VCD and SVCD?
Huge, huge, huge differance between VCD& SVCD m8. I can't stand to look at a VCD video encoded at best! SVCD is at least 95% (if not more) the video quality of the original dvd. I'm talkin' about using CCE (Cinema Craft Encoder) at multi-pass vbr4.
Shoey :)
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Praetor
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30. June 2003 @ 18:52 |
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LOL not what i meant.... i should have said "What is the difference in data/file/header structure between VCD and SVCD?" I know the resolution on VCDs is garbage hehe
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Nero is great for backing up VCD but for SVCD= NO GOOD
I was just wondering about that.... as in, why is Nero not good for SVCD
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cd-rw.org
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30. June 2003 @ 22:47 |
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Shoey,
Why would Nero be bad in copying SVCDs? Or are you talking about the video encoder functions of Nero?
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Shoey
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1. July 2003 @ 05:40 |
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With my experience using Nero backing up MPEG2 (not bin& cue), my backups were "unstable" and I encountered pixel& video sync problems. I never burn faster than 8x and never tried Nero just burning bin& cue format is this is by far the best file format to go if backing up to svcd using DVD2SVCD. I shall test Nero and see what happens.
Edit: VCDEasy is free so one could use this program and burn an encoded MPEG2 as "MPEG2" or bin& cue (if created).
Nero NO freebie, lol.
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Praetor
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1. July 2003 @ 06:36 |
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I see... hehe my experience is the complete opposite.. when I burn (S)VCD cd images they always get messed up so i just end up extracting the video from the image and burning that "manually"
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Shoey
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1. July 2003 @ 06:46 |
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I see... hehe my experience is the complete opposite.. when I burn (S)VCD cd images they always get messed up
Then your encoded MPEG2 files are way out of sync (video\audio) or your burnin' way too fast m8. If you do your own dvd rips using DVD2SVCD and create bin& cue and burn the bin& cue files no faster than 8x, you shall have "near perfect" video playback m8. Another big advantage burning bin& cue, you can scroll the the chapters of your backups. I've tested 1 movie(MPEG2) burned as MPEG2 on 5 home dvd plaers that support svcd format and on every one I couldn't scroll through the chapters of my playback, I could only ff, fw, so forth, so on...
Shoey :)
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Praetor
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1. July 2003 @ 06:57 |
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your burnin' way too fast m8
Hahah..... 52x man. :P
The thing is that when i burn (S)VCDs using MPG/DAT files (even 52x) the (S)VCDs turn out fine but when i burn (S)VCD images using BIN/ISOs even at the lowest speed they almost always get messed up.
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Shoey
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1. July 2003 @ 07:06 |
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Hahah..... 52x man. :P
Experts in this field will tell you you're burning way too fast but hey, they are your "clips" so do what you wanna do!
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when i burn (S)VCD images using BIN/ISOs even at the lowest speed they almost always get messed up.
/me wonders what you're doing wrong......
Before you reply post do some research on "proper" burn speeds when burning (S)VCD.
You'll find at various "poular" forums the mods will tell you not to burn (S)VCD at high speeds.
Shoey :)
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Praetor
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1. July 2003 @ 07:18 |
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Yes i know i'm going too fast: the thing is that i check for playback issues right after burning and if there are any i drop the speed to like 4x.
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Before you reply post do some research on "proper" burn speeds when burning (S)VCD.
You'll find at various "poular" forums the mods will tell you not to burn (S)VCD at high speeds.
I almost never have problems burning SVCDs from the raw MPG/DAT file regardless of the speed (even though i do know that i should be burning at a low speed). For everything else i burn at low speeds, I just find that i can get away with the high speeds when i burn SVCDS
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