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  1. 17th Feb 2003 10:58 #1
    ZedBias
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    How do I create, from an .avi file a 2 CD VCD without turning the .avi to an .mpeg.
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  2. 17th Feb 2003 14:19 #2
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    You cant.
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    Well unfortunatley, unless you name is "GOD", in the words of Craig Tucker, you cant.

    You can try if you want, good luck though.

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  4. 19th Feb 2003 08:10 #4
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    so I have a avi file and I want to burn it to vcd and I dont want to lose any quality, how can i do it?
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  5. 19th Feb 2003 08:19 #5
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    Again: You can't. To create a VCD from an AVI source (or any other source that's not a VCD compliant MPEG), you have to encode to MPEG (see WHAT IS - VCD) according to some very strict rules. Since mpeg encoding isn't lossless, you'll end up with an MPEG that has a lower quality than the source, no matter how you try. Besides the inevitable quality loss in the encoding method, VCD resolution and bitrate also sets a limit to the end quality.

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