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  1. 23rd May 2002 07:53 #1
    a1anp
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    Is it possible to burn a VCD-compatible MPEG-1 file in black & white (8-bit greyscale) as opposed to colour? If I capture an old B/W film, it seems a bit of a waste to burn it in colour. In theory it should require a lot less disk space - you might be able to get the whole thing on one disk.

    Any ideas, or is it just not in the MPEG-1 specification???

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  2. 23rd May 2002 18:43 #2
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    As far as i know you cant the technicolor process is done buy taking 8mm film and such and running them threw a process if im right they use three basic colrs on the strip of film im not quite sure thou.
    This is proboly a ice cream induced thought so i can not take no control for the above statment. :P
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