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  1. 10th Apr 2002 21:16 #1
    Night20
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    First I'd like to thank everyone for any help they can give me. I have succesfully encoded and burnt a VCD...strange thing was after encoding, my file was about the same size as my original mpeg file. Kinda makes me think the original mpeg may have already been in VCD format.

    How can I check mpeg files I currently have to see if they already match vcd, svcd, or xsvcd format? I've searched around and haven't really found any other questions like this. I'm so new to this perhaps I have overlooked a simple solution. Is their a program that I can load a file into and have it simply tell me if the file is already correctly encoded?

    Thanks for all your help!
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  2. 11th Apr 2002 01:37 #2
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    I dont know how it goes neither but i always get the same size when I encode too
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  3. 11th Apr 2002 01:46 #3
    Mirror_Image
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    http://www.medialab.se/mpgp_100.zip

    That tool will tell you resolution, framerate, video bitrate, audio bitrate, and audio sample frequency, very useful (it is also in the TOOLSsection of this website).
    As Churchill famously predicted when Chamberlain returned from Munich proclaiming peace in his time: "You were given the choice between war and dishonor. You chose dishonor, and you will have war."
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