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  1. 25th Apr 2002 13:28 #1
    thaiwoo
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    Just got my hands on ReelDVD. Tried to drag in an mpeg file I captured of my Digital Camcorder and created to be DVD compatible.

    I get following error:

    ReelDVD only supports 4:3 or 16:9 video

    The support site says that ReelDVD needs Elementry Streams rather than Program Streams which my editing software produces.

    Any way to produce Elementry Streams out of my mpeg file? What does it exactly mean?
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    fantomlord
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    Originally Posted by thaiwoo
    Just got my hands on ReelDVD. Tried to drag in an mpeg file I captured of my Digital Camcorder and created to be DVD compatible.

    I get following error:

    ReelDVD only supports 4:3 or 16:9 video

    The support site says that ReelDVD needs Elementry Streams rather than Program Streams which my editing software produces.

    Any way to produce Elementry Streams out of my mpeg file? What does it exactly mean?
    try demultiplexing the file(splitting into audio and video files) using TMPGenc or BBMPEG or something along those lines. you should find how tos on this site
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