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  1. 7th Jan 2002 01:00 #1
    LOBO_DK
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    Well - finally got a surround system...
    Question - is it possible to rip a dvd to vcd or svcd with Sorround SOund ?
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  2. 7th Jan 2002 02:59 #2
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    Yes, see the guides
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  3. 9th Jan 2002 04:40 #3
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    Done taht - but got a little in doubt on how to do...


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    well yea it verypossible just follow one of the guides and it will lead you to the rite way
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    Thx....
    Hopefully - i will get my (s)vcd now with both Subs and Dolby 5.1
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  6. 12th Jan 2002 02:20 #6
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    Read the guides CAREFULLY.

    You can get Dolby Surround onto your S/VCDs.

    You cannot get Dolby Digital 5.1 on S/VCDs.

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  7. 19th Jan 2002 02:20 #7
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    Originally Posted by LOBO_DK
    Thx....
    Hopefully - i will get my (s)vcd now with both Subs and Dolby 5.1

    Sorry but no DD 5.1. You get the standard dolby surround (pro - logic in receiver speak). However if your doing SVCD and you have a phillips dvd player and about a $1200 Onkyo receiver you *might* could do mpeg 5.1. Doubtful unfortunately.....
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