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  1. 10th Nov 2004 17:40 #1
    steviewilson
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    Sorry for this basic question guys, I know i have asked before but been away for so long and forgot, when I add a svcd file to tmpgenc it says unsupported file type - what is it I download again? I wanna put a film onto dvd with the best quality available.

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    The full version(pay version) of IsoBuster would be my way of taking the video from an SVCD.
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    Best to encode the file to 352x480/576 to make it dvd compliant so you can author it.Are you trying to encode a avi or mpg to svcd with tmpgenc encoder or are you trying to add a svcd mpg file to tmpgenc dvd author?
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    svcd2dvd or svcd2dvdmpg might be what you're looking for... Or use DVDLab Pro to author - it's rumored to swallow SVCD mpegs as DVD source material.

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  5. 11th Nov 2004 04:11 #5
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    Johns0, I have a 2 disc SVCD movie but I wanna convert it to one file dvdr, I know VCDs are more straightforward, but I did this a while back with another svcd, but I cant remember what addon or plugin I need for tmpgenc to support mpeg files. The files in the svcd are mpg files not dat files so when i add them to tmpgenc I get the msg Unsupported file type error. I need a mpg plug in, I think!

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    I think what you want is tmpgenc mpeg2 plugin. You can also open the file in virtual dub mpeg2 and frameserve to tmpgenc.
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