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    Hi
    I usually send my films to a lot of people. many of them are not used to view VCD and do not have a stand alone dvdplayer. So my question is if it would be possible to put a player software on the VCD someware? The purpouse would be to make it possible to play the VCD in a simple way for the user.
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    Yes, you can. I even think there's a guide on how to put other stuff (besides the video) on a VCD here at DVDRHelp.

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  3. 1.First you have to use Nero or VCDEasy to author and burn.
    2.Second I recommend I-VCD Player(free in Tools)as the player.
    3.And finally when you author using Nero or VCDEasy put the players' install.exe file in the root folder,not in the VCD,CDi,MPEGAV,etc. folder.
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    Thank you for the repy. Do you know were to look for that at the site?
    /Bengt
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    Thanks. Good instrucktion. This will not interfere with playback on a stand alone dvd player? On which systems does Ivcd work?
    /Bengt
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  6. Sorry...Baldrick must of pulled I-VCD player,try Zoom player it's free also.
    The install.exe file should not interfere with playback.
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  7. You can play the dat file on a VCD with windows media player.
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  8. I'm a MEGA Super Moderator Baldrick's Avatar
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    Added i-vcd to the tools list...thank moviegeek...I forgot to add it when I updated the list.
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