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  1. ok im following this path set by a good guy Dethroner
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    VCD stills indeed contain two elementary streams, 352x288 and 704x576 for PAL, 352x240 and 704x480 for NTSC.

    To create them, you need to:

    1. create two versions of your images for specified resolutions (for NTSC, this means 352x240 and 704x480)

    2. encode each image in .M1V using TMPGEnc. Encoding parameters are:
    Aspect ratio: 4:3
    Frame rate: 25 fps (PAL), 29,97 fps (NTSC)
    Rate control mode: CBR, 8000 bps
    VBV buffer size: 0 (automatic)
    GOP structure: I pictures only
    Stream type: Video only

    3. multiplex two .M1V's into a single .MPG using TMPGEnc, just go to menu File -> MPEG Tools and select the Multiplex tab, click the Add button and add your .M1V files, low-resolution first then high-resolution second. Select type as MPEG-1 VideoCD and click Run.

    4. Patch resulting .MPG file stream IDs. First, 0xE1 to 0xE2, then from 0xE0 to 0xE1. This can be done with hex editor, as I've got it, all the occurences of 00 00 01 E1 must be replaced with 00 00 01 E2, then all occurences of 00 00 01 E0 replaced with 00 00 01 E1.
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    I followed it all, even going though the code with the hex editor and replaceing the hex code with the find and replace command.

    The result is that i get a big green screen when i played the mpg file on windows media player.

    Is there a problem with this path or is there another way?

    Yes I have tried TSCV, but it was verry complicated to be an
    "automated" process, all i want is to create a bmp file and then use it as a mpeg still for a menu

    any help would be great guys
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