MPEG-4

[luckyz]

which method should i use to burn a MPEG-4?

like should i burn it as a vcd or dvd or svcd

like mpeg-2 is svcd and mpeg-1 is vcd

so wat tha hell is mpeg-4??? wat do i burn it as?

so pplz imma newbie on these stuff...

[DivXExpert]

MPEG-4 is not supported by most standalone DVD players. Only about 10 DVD players will read MPEG-4, and are fairly expensive. So, you want to watch the movie on you standalone DVD player, you must convert it to either VCD (MPEG-1) or SVCD(MPEG-2) first. TMPGEnc is a very good program for doing this, it is very user friendly, and is a very high quality encoder.

[luckyz]

i do have a dvd player that could play mpeg-4 but how do i burn it with nero that it will play it as a mpeg-4?

[Craig Tucker]

I believe you just have to burn it as a data disc.

[tyders]

i do have a dvd player that could play mpeg-4 but how do i burn it with nero that it will play it as a mpeg-4?

Hi Luckyz,
Im just starting to transfer DIVX (MPEG 4) onto VCD and i find Nero very easy, all you do is select the make a vcd option, drag your mpeg4 file into the play list then burn as normal. Nero will encode the video to mpeg1 then burn it for you,

Like the other suggestion though MMPGenc is alot better - this program wil encode it to mpeg1 then use nero to burn, the quality is a little better than just using nero.

Hope this helps

[DivXExpert]

luckyz,

what is your DVD player? Brand, Model, ect.

[thayne]

You burn it as a data disk usually with a .avi, .divx or .mov extention. You'd have to check with the player to see which it supports, usually .avi