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  1. 17th Aug 2005 18:45 #1
    myles03
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    hi im using svcd2dvd software and i have different movie files like cd1,cd2,cd3 you know like parts of a movie. what im trying to do is combine all these parts into one whole movie and burn it on a dvd+r disc. now when i use the merge title button on the svcd2dvd software. when i go to play the movie on my dvd player. the movie plays but it is split in half on the screen . can someone help me
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    What do you mean by "split in half"?

    Upper part/lower part of the screen?

    Sounds like a resolution problem, but I don't know this software you use. Is there some setting where you can set the resolution?
    This is not an optical illusion - it just looks like one.
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    Cuttermaran, MPEG-VCR, TMPGEnc.
    Quality is my policy.
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    side by side . i don't see any setting for the resolution that i can change. do you know of any other software i can you that is simple and easy to work with.
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    Did you look at the tools Stormin Norman mentioned above?
    This is not an optical illusion - it just looks like one.
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