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  1. 13th Nov 2002 11:35 #1
    bfwe1atnets
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    I have tried several times to create a vcd with mpeg-2 video's taking 699mb of space on a cd-r.Every time I do this my computer tells me I don't have enough space.I currently have only a 3gig drive and only 234mb free space.I can't delete anything more do I really have to have 699mb free space?
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    Is this a joke question?

    can you put 32 ounces of water in a 8 ounce cup without spilling?

    yes you have to have the required free space.
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    'agree, get a bigger h.d. they're pretty cheap at the moment, working out at aprox £1/ gig. to get reasonable results you should go for at least 20gigs
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    Originally Posted by bfwe1atnets
    I have tried several times to create a vcd with mpeg-2 video's
    VCD doesn't support mpeg2
    Craig

    Will somebody get this big walking carpet out of my way
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    they're comin out of the woodwork!!
    "The software said Win XP or better, so I Installed Linux"
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