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  1. 7th Oct 2001 08:44 #1
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    i had that idea a while ago, but the guy who put the template up? why use a video bitrate of 300kbps? whats wrong with 1kbps? does your DVD player not detect it as an ordinary file with such a low bitrate?
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    what do you need an audio VCD for. any decent DVD player can play audio cd's anyway. seems pointeless really
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    VCD2.0 actually fully supports audio only MPEGs in the segment area. There is no need to create a dummy video track as well.

    VCD Toolkit can do this (freeware) and so can VCDImager (freeware).

    Yeshi, you've missed the point. Creating an audio only VCD with MPEG-1 Layer 2 audio allows approx. 6 hours of near CD quality audio on a single disc. If properly authored (that is, with VCD Toolkit or VCDImager rather than the aforementioned template) it should play in most VCD compliant devices.

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