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  1. 5th Jul 2001 08:51 #1
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    Hi,
    I know the usual for a DVD-VCD rip is 2 discs.
    But what if the film is slightly longer than will fit on 2 discs, even 80 min discs?

    What advise do you have to make the MPEG rip smaller but yet keeping the qualities that are needed for VCD format.

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  2. 5th Jul 2001 09:13 #2
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    You could try using 90+ CD-R's if your burner and DVD Player will take them. As the VCD norm is clearly defined you won't, without losing quality or compatibility, be able to make the files any smaller.
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    easy fix would be to cut out the credits.
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    ... and cutting out the boring scenes
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  5. 5th Jul 2001 12:28 #5
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    You could of course just burn it on three discs if the movie is really long.

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