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  1. 30th Jan 2003 11:43 #1
    lisamcneil
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    I have a TDK cdrw external (48x24x10) burner and I wanted to burn a movie but the length is 130 minutes long. How do I burn it (VCD)when the largest disk only goes to 80 minutes in length. The program I use for burning is Nero 5.5.9.14. Help!!!
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  2. 30th Jan 2003 12:13 #2
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    you could try making an xvcd, it'll let you put up to 2 hours onto an 80min cdr with good quality, more with a little less quality. theres a guide in the how to section on this site
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    If you want to keep it as standard VCD you will have to split it over 2 discs.
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    what section under how to would I find it?
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    how do I split the movie, is it difficult?
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    No very easy, use the merge and cut option under mpeg tools in TMPGEnc.
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