svcd - vcd

[combatdrill]

hi all i was wondering if it is possible to convert a svcd to vcd using nero 5.5.10 pc specs 55o processor 64 ram 20 gig hd with BTC 48x16x48 witer also can i convert vcd that are ntsc output to pal output using nero again if any can help plz can u explain hoew to step by step as i am not v good with pcs

many thanks

[tompearson]

Why do you want to go from SVCD to VCD?

[freak_in_cage_10k]

m8, if you did want to put a SVCD onto a VCD then you could do it with either:

DVDx- Open a mpeg file as opposed to an IFO

OR

Tmpeg- this would be the better option

however m8, if you only have 64 megs or ram it will take a while!!!! did u say your processor was 500MHz???

PS I dunno whether you could use nero, but TMPEG is much better than nero!

[gmatov]

Hi, all,
Would this be a good place to ask how much CPU time DVDx uses?
I did a conversion this pm with a 2000XP, 512 Meg RAM, and this machine has Norton Sys works on it, so the CPU Utilization chart was visible. The whole 3 hours CPU Utilization was 100%. I don't know what the other machine does, but will install Norton to see.
I was happy to see that the result was very, very good. I'm watching it now, and not much different than the DVD.
Thanks,
George

[ghoster]

ya nero will convert you scvd to vcd for you. just follow the wizard for video cd...

[freak_in_cage_10k]

gmatov- 3 hours is a good encode time,although it obviously depends on the setting/parameters and also the length of the movie, but for the average movie, 3 hrs encoding time is good m8, if you closed the Nornton program then it would decrease even more (but only by a little bit!)

the only problem with DVDx is that you cant have a VBR and so the play time per CD (on SVCD) is not more than 40 mins