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  1. 12th Oct 2003 23:46 #1
    catdaddio6
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    hey guys i have a vcd i want to rip and convert to svcd,,but the file on disc dosent seem to be identifiable for just copying to drive,,is there a good vcd rippin tool out there????thanks for any help
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    There are several, I like Isobuster and here's a guide.

    BTW, Why convert VCD to SVCD? You cannot make the video any better and any re-encoding will only make the video worse.
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  3. 13th Oct 2003 00:02 #3
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    thanks for the link i can resize the vcd in svcd and maybe run some filters,,its the first holyfield tyson fight just tryin to get a little better quality out of it
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    Good luck!
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    yeah but you cant make quality any better than the input sizing it up will just show more imperfections. Try vcdeasy its a great program and does vcd movie extraction. But its really not worth the bother. he still loses.
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