Hi there, i'm new to the forum, and i need your help please!
I have a VCD which I would like to view and also edit the video files. However, the disc won't play by any media player (including WMP11) except for VLC Player. When i checked the media info the codec information is like this:
Stream 0
Codec: mpgv
Type: video
Stream 1
Codec: mpga
Type: audio
Also when i opened the vcd disk directory, there's nothing and it seems like all files are invisible. I assume that the vcd has been locked?
Does anyone know how, in anyway, that i can retrieve the files in the VCD and also what other codec i would need in order to play this vcd in common media players?
this is really important for me please please please help me!
million thanks!
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hi,
there is no file visible when the disk is open, it's empty, i can't see anything, not even hidden file or anything!
(yah i know there should be .DAT files i used to be able to do it with all other VCDs but not this group of VCDs now)... -
If VLC can play it, it must have the standard VCD video files on it.
Try VCDGear to extract and convert VCD dat files to normal MPEG1.
Or ISObuster, (see https://forum.videohelp.com/viewtopic.php?t=141726) -
Hi there,
thanks for your information. I just downloaded VCDGear to try.
But still, none of the programs can find any files in the VCD, media players, converters, all can't find can't see any files when i tried to open the VCD, it's just all empty and nothing there, i really don't know why it's like this? -
mgh, thanks so much for your info. i did get to see the invisible .DAT files through isobuster! that's a great start... now my next problem is, that all the AVSEQ.DAT files appears to be 0KB in size... so when i extract them they're 0KB as well... is there any steps that i was missing still?
sorry for all the questions and thanks for being patient with a newbie! -
0 bytes ? = No good.
What's with the CD - is it scratched or copy protected ? -
oh actually i think i had just figured them out! all the real video files are located in a seperate folders and i just found it! that was so weird i wonder why they would do that...
(and Soopafresh i think the CD is indeed copy protected...)
but yah now it's all working, all you guys Soopafresh/AlanHK/mgh THANK YOU SOOOOOOOO MUCH you've saved my life!
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