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  1. 27th Aug 2002 23:35 #1
    taiwaneze_snoop
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    Hi, im using smart ripper and dvdx 2.0 to backup my movies. However when i rip the movies and convert it into .mpg with dvdx the quality is ok, however at times it gets pixelated. Is there a way to rip a dvd into a vcd, without losing the quality???
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  2. 28th Aug 2002 00:16 #2
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    VCD=352x240/288 1150kbit/sec CBR video bitrate

    Think about it.
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  3. 28th Aug 2002 09:16 #3
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    in the theory you can make a high quality vcd using higher resolution / bitrate. It 's called Xvcd ( or non-standard compliant vcd )

    I usually make XVCD using 1500 or more bps for the bitrate , it allows a movie in 2 CD with quite good quality .

    You can make high rez ( DVD resolution like 720*576 pal ) with high bitrate like 6000 bps but it will take 10 or 12 CDs !!!!
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  4. 28th Aug 2002 11:49 #4
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    the answer of your question is- no, you can't.
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    just a thought m8 try in the input settings m8 try changing the location to hard disk and not ram solved my probs ??? like i said just a thought
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    use DVD2SVCD, quality excellent.
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  7. 1st Sep 2002 23:06 #7
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    Don't be misled... getting DVD quality out of a VCD or SVCD using a reasonable amount of discs (read: 2 discs) is not easy. That's why there's just short of a billion posts on this topic already.
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