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  1. 30th Dec 2005 17:35 #1
    cL0N31
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    i'm coming to conclusion that there's only one app which handles non-standard xvcd mpg files - nero burning rom... the rest can only operate with standard input... prove me wrong!
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    It all depends on what do you mean by "handle"
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    VCDEasy does "XVCD" - where Nero has the tendency to reencode the "XVCD" mpg to compliant mpg, ruining the material completely.

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    Well...... technically you didn't say you wanted to end up with a vcd so.....

    Dvdlab can handle them just fine, but you'd be making a mini-dvd instead of a vcd. Pro: you can author a fantastic menu using xvcd mpeg-1 files. Con: um.... you have to learn to make dvds.
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  6. 31st Dec 2005 11:03 #6
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    Originally Posted by hech54
    No thanks.
    oh please, speak to us your majesty!!!
    Originally Posted by kschang
    It all depends on what do you mean by "handle"
    authoring/burning
    Originally Posted by mats.hogberg
    VCDEasy does "XVCD" - where Nero has the tendency to reencode the "XVCD" mpg to compliant mpg, ruining the material completely.

    /Mats
    i want the xvcd thing on a disc
    Originally Posted by Shadowmistress
    Well...... technically you didn't say you wanted to end up with a vcd so.....

    Dvdlab can handle them just fine, but you'd be making a mini-dvd instead of a vcd. Pro: you can author a fantastic menu using xvcd mpeg-1 files. Con: um.... you have to learn to make dvds.
    i'm asking about xvcd in this case

    ok, thanx everybody, i guess i was right
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  7. 31st Dec 2005 11:16 #7
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    Originally Posted by cL0N31
    i want the xvcd thing on a disc
    ok, thanx everybody, i guess i was right
    No you're not. In fact, the "D" in XVCD stands for Disc, so it can't be an XVCD without being on disc...

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  8. 31st Dec 2005 13:13 #8
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    i used to call 'em cd-disks once and thought i was a smartass... you think i do the same thing here? NO WAAAY :P
    nevermind... happy new year
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