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puchoo

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16. October 2006 @ 05:01

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I have been downloading and buring a lot of movies over the last few eeks. I dont have a DVD writer yet so its restricted to buring VCD's only..and DivX since my dvd player supports it.

I download from mininova and there are a lot of formats available. I recently downloaded Superman returns and Devil wears Prada in KVCD format. On the computer the picture clarity is truly dvd like but the minute i burn it and play it on my normal dvd player the quality is highly reduced... the kind u would encounter in an old VCD... squares etc on the screen... why is this happening..even though i am buring and possibly Nero is encoding into VCD format shoudnt the quality remain the same since the source is excellent??? If im missing something please let me know and how i can retain the best quality after burnign.

Also a lot of times after having converted to VCD the movie becomes a bit too big for the space available..sometime sby as little as 20 MB... how can i make this fit on a 700 MB cd? is there any way or i have no choice but to use a program like windows movie maker and break the movie into 2 bits?

Thanks

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Puchoo

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18. October 2006 @ 03:54

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yet another multipost closed

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