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  1. 19th Apr 2004 15:56 #1
    charvelzeppelin
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    What do you think is the best way to do this?

    I read the tutorials but they all re-encode the video. Since the video is already mpeg2, isn't it better to try and split the audio with tmpengc and then resample to 48k?

    also, I would tmpengc mpeg tools to join the video files together before demuxing and resampling. Isn't this better?
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    Read some more on resolution. 480x480 (480x576 PAL) is not a valid DVD resolution.
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    Try svcd2dvd (tools section). It's not free but its so easy, good and fast its well worth a measly £10.
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    If your player does SVCDs , It just might play a DVD with
    SVCD files on it. There are some guides somewhere on how to do it.
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    Originally Posted by FOO
    There are some guides somewhere on how to do it.
    Maybe in the GUIDES section.
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  6. 19th Apr 2004 20:51 #6
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    Originally Posted by Spence
    Try svcd2dvd (tools section). It's not free but its so easy, good and fast its well worth a measly £10.
    awesome, sounds just like what I need. I'll try that.
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