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  1. 14th Nov 2002 16:04 #1
    rubberman
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    Wanting to make a VideoCD or SVCD. It wants an MPEG picture. All my pictures are jpeg. Is there a way to convert them? any help appreciated
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    Yes. If you use Gold Wave to create a wave file containing a few seconds of silence, then multiplex it with a jpg file in TMPGEnc. The result will be an MPEG file that shows the jpg image for the amount of time you made the silence file last.
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  3. 4th Dec 2002 09:16 #3
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    How do you load a jpg into tmpgenc? Every time I try, it tells me "illegal" or something to that effect.
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    Try this :

    http://www.vcdhelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=378876&highlight=#378876
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    If you have Jpegs, then you probably should be using Ulead DVD Pictureshow to create a Slide Show.
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    MovieFactory 2.0 will support photos,supposed to be out in January.
    Hope there will be an update for 1.0 users.
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