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  1. 21st Sep 2001 10:28 #1
    buzzinhornets
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    I have a divx file that is 352x288 and I want to make a vcd... do I need to resize it or does TMPGENC do that automatically?? I live in NorthAmerica.

    Also where are the exact instructions on using TMPGENC?
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  2. 21st Sep 2001 10:50 #2
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    No, you have to do it manually. Go to CONFIGURE and select vcd(if that's what you want) and then resize it to 352x240, standard for vcd.

    <font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: gadget on 2001-09-21 17:51:09 ]</font>
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    Are you that I HAVE TO do that for the vcd to play, or is it just to make the viewing a more normal size?
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    Also, where is this CONFIGURE option in TMPGENC? I don't see anything called that...
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    http://www.vcdhelp.com/tmpgenc.htm
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    So does it? I dont see anything that answers my question...
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