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  1. i have like.. a whole collection of seinfeld episodes.. i would like to burn all 180 of them on dvd-r disks.. to work on my apex 660 player. i would like a 200 megabyte mpeg file to only take 200 megs of the dvd disk you know?.. this way i can store 20 on one 4.7 gig disk.. and fit all 180 on 10 or less disks.. any ideas?.. i would like to have a menu with background music and the option of selecting the episode i want.. thanks!

    (i have read previous posts.. about things like svcd2dvdmpg.. but... the guide was written for svcd2dvdmpg + ;(.. )
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    this guide might help:
    https://www.videohelp.com/vcddvdr.htm
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  3. thanks a lot =).. very excited about fitting like 400 min + on one dvd disk
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  4. I got SVCD2DVDMPG+ last week. It makes the job of putting VCDs onto a DVD really easy and save all the messing around with various programs and is well worth the £5 (1 year) or £10 (lifetime) donation.
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  5. yea. but can you put in menus with background music?..
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  6. Not sure if this should be a new thread... but I tried using the guide with interesting results... Although the length of the mpg's are correct, the space used is calculated more under movie factory.

    For Example... I have 4 VCD Mpg files... Totaling about 3 Hours ,40 minutes. The actual file size (by MF Info, and from The OS) is about
    2.3GB....

    Under the progress bar, under MF it shows 4.5GB.... Did I miss something... Do I have to re-encode these files... These are not
    from actual VCD's, but clips suposedly encoded to VCD Specs...
    (352x240, 29fps, 1150kbps, etc..)

    Thanks...
    -Steve
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  7. Use TMPGenc DVD Author. It will accept the vcd video and re-encode the audio to 48khz for you. Menus also created....
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