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  1. 13th Dec 2002 13:10 #1
    shreddies
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    I would like to put a 2 hour DVD onto 2 SVCDs rather than the default of three, using ffmpegX. I have a couple of q's I would be greatful for answers for :P

    Would this be achived using the bitrate calculator on the video tab, or the options on the vcd/svcd tab? either way, how?

    Is it possible to split the discs at specific chapters (rather than right in the middle)?

    Is it better to rip the dvd as a vob or the streams?

    TIA!
  2. 13th Dec 2002 15:49 #2
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    why not use the program DVD2SVCD it'll do all that and is simple to use
  3. 13th Dec 2002 18:01 #3
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    Thats a PC program Dumbass. You can fit it on 2 disc but the quality will be decreased.
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  4. 13th Dec 2002 18:02 #4
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    gee i wonder... maybe because its a PC program and this is a MACINTOSH forum.
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  5. 14th Dec 2002 05:31 #5
    shreddies
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    Reducing the quaily a little bit is cool, I just want to make sure I'm still making a SVCD, (not XSVCD).
  6. 14th Dec 2002 07:12 #6
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    Originally Posted by shreddies
    Reducing the quaily a little bit is cool, I just want to make sure I'm still making a SVCD, (not XSVCD).
    Reducing the quality would mean lowering the bit rate. Any time you increase or decrease the bit rate from the standard 2500 you end up with an xsvcd.



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