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  1. 17th Sep 2003 22:23 #1
    sray2k
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    I am having a lil bit of problem converting SVCD to VCD. I have a cartoon that is encoded as a Divx 4.12 SVCD. And I would like to convert it to VCD so I could put 3 different cartoons onto 1 VCD. I tried using VirtualDub, but gives me a "MPEG Import Filter: Pack Synchronization Error". And I tried "Simple Multiplex" in TMPGEnc....I burned it off as an MPEG before, but I do not know how I did it, However, The Video and the audio did NOT match past the first 30seconds. What can I do ???

    Please respond immediately !

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  2. 18th Sep 2003 00:39 #2
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    Originally Posted by sray2k
    I have a cartoon that is encoded as a Divx 4.12 SVCD.
    How'd you manage to pull that off?

    If its an SVCD ie MPEG-2, you can run it thru DVD2AVI, and re-encode it to VCD Specs.

    Please respond immediately !
    Thats my immedate response, and I shall give none other.
    Ejoc's CVD Page:
    DVDDecrypter -> DVD2AVI -> Vobsub -> AVISynth -> TMPGEnc -> VCDEasy

    DVD:
    DVDShrink -> RecordNow DX

    Capture:
    VirualDub -> AVISynth -> QuEnc -> ffmpeggui -> TMPGEnc DVD Author
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  3. 18th Sep 2003 00:43 #3
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    umm divx is not an svcd...
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  4. 18th Sep 2003 12:28 #4
    sray2k
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    Got me ? I just downloaded the file from Mirc...

    Hang on.. I will use GSpot to see if it is Divx or not....

    Hmmm....OK...well, it says N/A...

    Anyways, I figured it out...I used VirtualDubMod...

    Thanks for all your help fellas !!!

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