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  1. 16th Nov 2005 08:18 #1
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    i have a own video that i burn to cd as vcd format and i borrow my friends, and there make a duplicate and make fun of me.

    is it away to log the vcd that we burn as vcd format from duplicating?
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    The short answer is No.
    The long can be read here.

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    That depends on how much your friends know about making video disks. If they come to this website, then no. If they don't and just open the file, then maybe. You can switch and make dvd instead of vcd on the same 700mb cd you use. You need to use 48hz audio instead of 41hz but you can still use mpeg-1 352x240 and all the other stuff stays the same for vcd. Then the disc just has one big vob file that does nothing when you click it.

    But if your friends are smart, and if they really really want to, they can get many free programs to let them rip the dvd as well. So the answer is no..... but maybe.
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