vcd to dvd

[thecrock]

I have a vcd movie in an image file, can I extract the video so I can copy to dvd?

VCD's make a really annoying clicking in my standalone.

[Noahtuck]

Interesting problem.... hardly news worthy though

If it's an ISO or other image file, you can extract it directly from the VCD itself also, mount it in a virtual drive, extract the mpg file with something like VCDGEAR, demux the audio & video, convert the audio from 44100 Hz to 48000 Hz then load into an authoring program, reauthor then burn to dvd, as long as it is truely a vcd and the video is in the correct resolution.

Or you could load the extracted mpg directly into something like TDA which will convert the audio itself during authoring.

[jman98]

Moderators - can this be moved to the VCD/SVCD forum? This is a very bad place for this thread.

Get a copy of Daemon Tools and install it. This will enable you to load the ISO image as if it was burned to a CD and then you can use something like VCDGear to extract the MPG file (use the DAT to MPG function) and follow Noahtuck's advice.

[redwudz]

Moving to Newbie / General discussions Forum.

[thecrock]

OK, I extracted using magic iso,then demuxed with Goldwave and converted the audio to mp2 using Besweet. Then muxed with TMPGenc.

SWEET

Peace.