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  1. 19th Jul 2004 10:34 #1
    Smack2k
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    Hey,

    I have some files that I captured from my ATI AIW 9800 PRO card in mpeg2 format.

    What do I need to do to put these on blank DVD-R's that will play in my stand-alone DVD Player? I have the DVD burner as well and it works.

    How do I create a DVD with two shows (about 1 hour a piece) with menu's?

    If the show goes over 2 hours and I want to put it on DVD in SP, how do I do so?

    I am confused about how to do this! Thanks for the help....
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    Thanks, I will give it a try!
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    Hello
    Read your cards manual for recording length. The lower the bitrate the longer the recording (and the lower the quality will be). I believe 2000 is the lowest dvd bitrate however programs like tda will accept mpeg1 (vcd) levels. Just don't expect the extended play recording mode to look like the standard level.
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    visit www.digitalfaq.com for more tips about capturing with your ati card.
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