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  1. 6th Dec 2002 04:53 #1
    pckopat
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    I search a simple tool to svcd2xsvcd

    Not TMPGEnc! A simple Tool

    Must a one click Tool
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  2. 6th Dec 2002 05:17 #2
    mats.hogberg
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    I must ask: Why? You will gain nothing in doing this - Not in quality, not in compatibility.

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  3. 6th Dec 2002 08:48 #3
    fantomlord
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    you're actually going to lose quality by reencoding, so, it would be a waste of time--the absolute best you could hope for would be to keep the same quality...but I doubt you will even do that
    what are you askin' me for...
    I'm an idiot!
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  4. 6th Dec 2002 09:01 #4
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    by the subject line of your post, I am assuming that you are currently using a product called DVD2SVCD (actually it is CVD). That is about as "one click" as you can get. You will have to get TMGENC or CCE(2.5) to work as the encode for the product, however, DVD2SVCD does all of the calculations for you (after the initial set up).
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