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  1. 19th Jun 2002 19:32 #1
    TheHermz
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    I have tried many times to convert divx to vcd and I select the lowest settings but my computer is too slow (p3 500mgz). It starts off good but after a while my computer slows down and towards the end of the movie it wont buffer the frames good enough. Is there a way to ensure perfect quailty with TMPeg or any other program? Please reply.
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  2. 19th Jun 2002 21:41 #2
    vcd4me
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    I use a4oomhz and have no problems with quality the only thing is it takes a whil to convert a movie

    You should only have problems with speed and not quality as well

    It could be the fps of the file is low

    Hope this helps
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  3. 20th Jun 2002 02:34 #3
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    I used to get excellent results with DivX to VCD (using TMPGEnc), provided the source material was good. That was with a K6-2 400! Admittedly it took the best part of 24 hours, but the results were fine. 8)
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  4. 21st Jun 2002 02:03 #4
    Laschenko
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    DVDCutter is a good one, you can download it in www.download.com
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