VCDs are unrecognizable...

[An'Desha]

I've been trying to put the Rockman.EXE anime series onto VCD, but I've been burning coasters. My CD writer apparently doesn't work with CDRDAO, so I'm forced to write bin files in VCDEasy and burn them with CDRWIN. I've attempted this at least twice, and the results have always been disks which my computer recognizes as audio CDs and my DVD player refuses to recognize at all.

I wind up with three tracks per disk, which VCD easy claims is the ISO9660 (or whatever), the first episode, and the second episode in that order. I think there may be a problem with me trying to put more than one episode on each disk (separate files), but putting 23 minutes of video on a disk seems like a huge waste of space. Do I have to join all the episodes for one CD together to get it to burn properly, or is there a way to keep the files separate and still get it to produce a valid CD? Or is something else the problem altogether?

[mh2360]

Hmm CDRwin... If you have a hacked or illegetimate version of this program then it is notorious for burning coasters, a secrurity measure apparently, now be honest.

[CryptKeeper]

you can use vcdeasy to create an image of a multiple episode vcd disc

I'll make a screen capture as to what you should do
and I'll post it onto a webpage for viewing

will post url once i'm done in this thread

[CryptKeeper]

here's the url

and the guide is a quick one
so don't expect too many options to be explained

just the main ones needed to get you to add more than one mpeg per cd



http://www.geocities.com/cryptkeeper22002/vcdeasy/VCDEasy_Multi_Mpegs.html

if a better tutorial is requested then I'll take more time into makin a detailed one with each section outlined properly

tho this will work as I have burned 2 mpeg vcd cd's already