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  1. 13th Dec 2003 20:09 #1
    nikos8
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    Just curious why DVD files (eg vob and ifo) cant be burned to a cd if you are under the 750mb limit. Is there something in the structure of a cd that doesnt allow it or something else?

    Just curious to know why...thats all.

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  2. 13th Dec 2003 20:15 #2
    elkfir
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    I believe they can be burned to a cd. It's called a miniDVD
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    thanks for the reply.
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    ...but be aware that not many DVD players can play such a beast properly. The drive in the standalone is normally just 1-2 spin, and reading data from a Cd at DVD Video bitrates requires much more. My standalone (the drive manufacturer claims it's capable of reading miniDVD...) tries to play, but the audio and video stutters extremely. I guess it'd work if I got the bit rates down, but then, it'd look horrible at DVD resolution. Better stick to (S)VCD when it comes to authoring video on CD.

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