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  1. 24th Mar 2002 15:38 #1
    corlisscoleman
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    HI THERE

    I ENCODED AND AVI 2 MPEG ..THERE ARE 2 PARTS TO THE MOVIE ONE PART IS 780 KB AND I CANT FIT IT ON ONE DISK THAT MEANS THREE DISKS FOR ONE MOVIE ????? IS THERE AND EASIER WAY



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  2. 24th Mar 2002 16:34 #2
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    Just wondering !!!!!!!!!!! :lol:
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  3. 25th Mar 2002 06:35 #3
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    Use a bitrate calculator, downloadable from the tools section of this site. You say ' 2 cd's ' and it will give you the settings to use.

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  4. 26th Mar 2002 07:04 #4
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    You can't fit 780 KB on one disc, you can get this on a floppy.
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  5. 26th Mar 2002 09:05 #5
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    well i always use three cd's, so there is nothing wrong with that... you just have to split them in the right way (so that you don't have only 1 minute or so on one cd... by the way... can't you cut off the begin part... you know the 20 cetury fox things (or another...) or the names at the end???
    use myflix for that, then you don't have to reencode the whole movie...
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  6. 26th Mar 2002 20:47 #6
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    Try using one of the Templates posted here which will drop your file size considerably without dropping noticeable quality.Then burn as non compliant using this.
    http://www.vcdhelp.com/vcdeasy.htm
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  7. 26th Mar 2002 21:09 #7
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    are you converting to mpg1 or mpg 2 cause 780mb will fit on a 700mb disc in mpg2 format
    when hell has no more room the dead will walk the earth
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