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  1. I am not sure if this belongs in this forum, but here goes.

    I just installed an ATI AIW 7500 with MMC 7.7, I set the video capture on the TV to Video CD (MPEG 1). So here is my problem. If I capture 2 hours worth of video, how do I get it to fit on an 80 Minute CDR.

    From reading the help files here. It appears that I have to use something like TMPGEnc Plus to re-encode the video.

    Can someone walk me thru the basics of performing this? Or am I way off base?
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    This guide is used for putting a DVD onto one CD. But I am sure you know how to use it for your purposes. If not, you now how to reach us.
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  3. Thanks for the link to the guide Tommy, it was a great help and I managed to get my video to fit on a single disc.

    I just have one more question. Should I have the video interlaced? Most televisions use interlacing. When I burn I have it set to non interlaced. If I set it to interlaced, I will probably get more space for the video. But how will that affect the quality?
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    Sorry to tell you this, but your one little question has a very big answer.
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  5. Originally Posted by Gee W
    Thanks for the link to the guide Tommy, it was a great help and I managed to get my video to fit on a single disc.

    I just have one more question. Should I have the video interlaced? Most televisions use interlacing. When I burn I have it set to non interlaced. If I set it to interlaced, I will probably get more space for the video. But how will that affect the quality?
    MPEG1 VCD does not support interlaced video. MPEG2 SVCD and DVD do. If you use TMPGEnc to create a VCD it will automatically deinterlace it.
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