svcd to dvd conversion question?

[Sonics]

Well I hope someone can help me with this. First off I have access to VPC or to an actual PC if needed to accomplish what I want to do, but of course I would rather not have to resort to that . Secondly please be fairly specific in which apps I would need to use and if there are any special settings that would need to be set. Okay here I go:

I have a downloaded SVCD that is in a bin and cue format when unrar'd. I want to take it and put it in DVD format to be burned to a dvd-r to play on my dvd player which does not support SVCD. The other great thing about putting it on DVD that I would hope to accomplish is the original movie is 4 cds (in SVCD) and I would like to make it one DVD so that the movie plays seamlessly.

I assume this is possible. I have gotten as far as extracting the mpeg file from the bin using CDMAGE for the PC, I got an error at the end about not being able to timestamp it or something, which I attempted to ignore and continue to work with the file but I could not figure out where to go from there. I attempted to load it then into tmpegdec (I think that is what it is called) but it gave me an error about the filetype.

Thank you for any help.

[Mr. Bungle]

Hey I was wondering about the same thing. Does anybody know if this is possible and if so what tools would one need to accomplish this? I am using a new imac with a superdrive and would like to try this using OSX if possible. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

[AntnyMD]

[a] Extract the MPEG file from the BIN file using VCDGear for OS 9 (not yet available for OS X).
[b] Demultiplex the MPEG video from the MPEG audio using bbDEMUX (same app works in 9 and X).
[c] You'll have to re-encode the audio to 48kHz if it is in 44.1kHz format. If the video resolution is SVCD standard, it will have to be re-encoded to either 720x480/576 (not recommended), 352x480/576 or 352x240/288.
[d] Import the demultiplexed streams into your DVD authorware and create your DVD-Video files.

[Mr. Bungle]

Hey thanks for the reply!! I will try this out.