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  1. Pardon my ignorance..

    My assumption:

    I believe 80-min CDR disc could hold 700MB.

    And VCD specs stated video at 1150 kbit/s and audio at 224 kbit/s
    That would make 1150+224 (1374 kbit/s, or 171 KB/s, or 0.1677MB/s)

    Max Playtime (sec) = ( 700 / ( 1374 / ( 8 x 1024 ) ) = 4173.50 seconds.
    Max Playtime (min) = 69 min

    Thats 1 hrs and 9 mins.

    Am I right?
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    you are not right. vcd 2.0 spec allows 796mb on a 80 min cd, also tweaking templates you can get up to two hours of video on a 80 min cd for one example see www.kvcd.net
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    NetRodent:

    An 80 minute CD holds approx 80 minutes of VCD movie data. Your calculations are in error as VCDs are recorded mode-2 which allows for approx 800mb on an 80min/700mb (mode-1) CD.

    Also, when secretagent stated: "tweaking templates you can get up to two hours of video on a 80 min cd..." be advised he was talking creating XVCDs which are not strictly compliant with the VCD specifications, hence the "X" in the name.
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  4. If you stick with theVCD STANDARD, 80 min CD will hold 80 minutes of VCD data.
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  5. Taking into account of some overhead, you can fit about 79 minutes and 45 seconds worth of VCD data onto an 80 min CD-R (single track, minimal overhead) without overburning.

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    Michael Tam
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