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  1. 8th Apr 2004 22:53 #1
    Georgeo57
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    Hi.

    Is is possible to encode for VCD quality, and then put the VCDs onto a DVD in order to get more video time on one DVD?

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    Barnabas
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    Yes,

    TMPGEnc DVD Author can do that.
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    You can use your 352x240/288 VCD video and 48k audio. VCD audio calls for a 44.1k sample rate so you have to convert it to 48k to be a DVD compliant stream.
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