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  1. 23rd Aug 2001 22:04 #1
    romeo42822
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    Any help would be great, as I am looking for a quick way to copy a dvd to a vcd. All my dvd's are 3.9 meg ++, and my formatted vcd only has 3.5meg avail.
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  2. 23rd Aug 2001 22:20 #2
    AlanCake
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    This could be the solution - check it out

    http://www.inet.hr/~mirebic/dvdx.html
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  3. 28th Aug 2001 15:24 #3
    VideoGuy
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    CD-R -> Nero -> Select the junk you have not used in the last 6 months -> Burn 600 megs off the HD -> Delete all files just burnt from the HD -> Problem solved.

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  4. 28th Aug 2001 15:25 #4
    VideoGuy
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    BTW, Id like to learn how to rip a DVD to a 3.5 meg file for VCD, pls post details....

    (Humm, gig, meg, bits.. Arnt they all the same?)
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  5. 29th Aug 2001 11:26 #5
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    What "formatted VCD" has 3.5MB available ?
    Don't we all wish to have this kind of VCD disc. MUST BE A MIRAGE.


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  6. 29th Aug 2001 11:27 #6
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    What "formatted VCD" has 3.5MB available ? That's too little. Do you mean 3.5GB ? THAT'S TOO BIG.



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