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ChaseDeez
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Joined: 01 Jul 2001

Post Posted: Jul 06, 2001 04:06 Posts View users profile Send private message Reply with quote

hey can anyone help me im trying to make a clear vcd.i'll like to know what program to use and whats the setting for that program. can someone please help me?sad.gif thanks in advance.

Braindrain
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Post Posted: Jul 06, 2001 08:19 Posts View users profile Send private message Reply with quote

What's a "clear VCD"?

ChaseDeez
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Post Posted: Jul 06, 2001 15:44 Posts View users profile Send private message Reply with quote

i mean how to make the vcd look like a avi file as in picture

vitualis
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Post Posted: Jul 06, 2001 16:16 Posts Comp View users profile Send private message Reply with quote

A VCD standard MPEG-1 will never look as good as the original AVI. To get the best results, use as clean a source as possible and use the best quality software MPEG-1 encoders (i.e., TMPGEnc or Panasonic MPEG Encoder).

You can improve the quality of the MPEG-1 file by increasing the bitrate/framesize/or use VBR. In doing so you will be making an XVCD (i.e., non-standard VCD), however, and there is no guarantee that your disc will now work properly.

Regards.

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