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  1. 31st Aug 2004 08:02 #1
    det1967
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    Hello. I bought a Canopus advc unit a while back and transferred some old videos. I have them saved on a disc as a perfect 4.17 gig mpeg-2 and was wondering what sort of software I need to get them into a dvd format that is watchable on a typical ntsc dvd player. The discs will play fine on a computer in WMP or RealPlayer, but not on a home unit.
    If you'd like I can be e-mailed at dannythweatt@webtv.net
    Thanks.
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    Hello,

    Use tmpgenc or tmpgenc dvd author. Many other programs like ulead dvd movie factory will also convert mpeg 2 into a dvd structure ready for burning (the vobs in a video_ts folder).

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