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  1. 23rd Dec 2004 10:28 #1
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    If I have a SVCD that has 48khz audio.. can it be burned as a standard SVCD cd on a CDR disk?
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  2. 23rd Dec 2004 10:29 #2
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    Hello,

    Nope. The audio has to be reconverted back to 44.1 khz to be svcd compatible. And double check the video resolution is still 480x480 (ntsc).

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    There are some standalone dvd players that will play it. They recognize the video as svcd, and the audio is dvd compliant...
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  4. 23rd Dec 2004 18:15 #4
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    If the video is SVCD-compliant, I think your best bet would be to resample the audio to 44.1KHz, but you could always burn as-is and see if it plays anyway.
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