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  1. Ok, after studying this XML coding, i still do not get it. I was wondering if someone can help me out, kind off a 'short cut'. If anyone could please post/email a copy of a complete XML document that is for super vcd, and for vcd with chapters every 5 minutes you would really be helping me out, and probably some other people. I would 'love' to see how this XML thingy turns out
    Thanks guys
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  2. Sample XML files can be downloaded at the XML repository page on the VCDImager website.

    Regards.
    Michael Tam
    w: Morsels of Evidence
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  3. Hey vitualis, yeah i saw those 7? examples at that webpage but they didnt really indicate precisely on what wach one was for. It 'seemed' a little broad and a little too confusing for me.
    Thanks anyway
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  4. Just download them and open them in a text editor. It should be fairly easy to understand (especially if you have a bit of HTML knowledge).

    Regards.
    Michael Tam
    w: Morsels of Evidence
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  5. I do all my SVCD using a single mpg file with entry points every 4-5minutes. Here is a sample with tree entry points( 0, 5 and 10 minutes) you can copy&paste to add more playlist items

    <?xml version="1.0"?>
    <!DOCTYPE videocd PUBLIC "-//GNU//DTD VideoCD//EN" "http://www.gnu.org/software/vcdimager/videocd.dtd">

    <videocd xmlns="http://www.gnu.org/software/vcdimager/1.0/" class="svcd" version="1.0">
    <info>
    <album-id></album-id>
    <volume-count>1</volume-count>
    <volume-number>1</volume-number>
    <restriction>0</restriction>
    </info>
    <pvd>
    <volume-id>VIDEOCD</volume-id>
    <system-id>CD-RTOS CD-BRIDGE</system-id>
    <application-id></application-id>
    <preparer-id/>
    <publisher-id/>
    </pvd>
    <sequence-items>
    <sequence-item src="clock.mpg" id="sequence-00">
    <entry id="entry-001">300.00</entry>
    <entry id="entry-002">600.0</entry>
    </sequence-item>
    </sequence-items>
    <pbc>
    <playlist id="lid-000">
    <next ref="lid-001"/>
    <return ref="lid-end"/>
    <wait>5</wait>
    <autowait>0</autowait>
    <play-item ref="sequence-00"/>
    </playlist>
    <playlist id="lid-001">
    <pref ref="lid-000"/>
    <next ref="lid-002"/>
    <return ref="lid-end"/>
    <wait>5</wait>
    <autowait>0</autowait>
    <play-item ref="entry-001"/>
    </playlist>
    <playlist id="lid-002">
    <pref ref="lid-001"/>
    <next ref="lid-end"/>
    <return ref="lid-end"/>
    <wait>5</wait>
    <autowait>0</autowait>
    <play-item ref="entry-003"/>
    </playlist>
    <endlist id="lid-end" rejected="true"/>
    </pbc>
    </videocd>
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  6. Thankyou very much for your example vrouleau
    I have just burnt my first svcd with chapters every 5 minutes, and it worked like a charm.
    Cheers
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  7. would that example work with a vcd(xvcd)? and whatt do i need to change?

    thx
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    On 2001-07-21 07:56:39, ThugPirate wrote:
    would that example work with a vcd(xvcd)? and whatt do i need to change?

    thx
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    It will work in pretty much the same way with VCDs. There are no guarantees for XVCDs for obvious reasons.

    Regards.
    Michael Tam
    w: Morsels of Evidence
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