gotta be an easier way to put an entire movie on a vcd..

[SIRCOOKS]

theres gotta be an easier way to put a whole movie ..no mater the length or quality on a vcd besides this article...https://www.videohelp.com/forum/userguides/84759.php...i have had one or two success with this article..is this way able to fit any size movie on say a 700mb 80 min cd-r...i have some 90 min as well..thats all i wanna do...ill PAY some one if they can show me the way.....

[wway]

Try DVDx. Its an all-in-one program. Dont have to rip the movie from the DVD.

I used it when i was learning. However, I now prefer TMPGEnc.

http://www.digital-digest.com/dvd/downloads/dvdx.html


wway

[wway]

I forgot. Forward my "PAY" to:

United States Marines
Baghdad, Iraq

:P


wway

[Gazorgan]

No, there isn't. VCD is a Fixed format. That means fixed bitrate + fixed CDR size = fixed maximum length of movie.

This isn't rocket science, stop trying to do the impossible. You want 2 hours of movie on 1 disk, you have to do it in DVDR or DivX/XviD.

You can try xVCD, but you will have to see if your player will support it. Personally, I wouldn't bother, since the quality will be so bad that it's not worth the effort. VCD is mediocre at best compared to CVD/SVCD/DVD.

You can also try xSVCD. I have several 2 hour xSVCD single disk movies. They look like VCD's, but then the resolution isn't 480x480. A 320x240 VBR MPEG2 stream is possible, just not as good as full SVCD. It also won't play on most players, but it was a fun experiment.

[bloo]

the qucikest way would be to use easyvcd. it gives you the out option of # of blank cds you want to use plus format(vcd,svcd,xvcd), hit enter, do whatever, when its done you have a mpeg file that you just drop into nero and burn. limitations are longer movies ie: godfather, LOTR, scarface. i use it when i am pressed for time and just want a quick dvdrip.it will work with 99 min cdrs, 90min cdrs and 80 min cdrs, hope that helps....bloo

[bizeebee]

I have had great success with https://www.videohelp.com/forum/userguides/84759.php.
I do have to lower the bitrate and sometimes the audio rate to make it fit. I know this discussion will turn into a "why do you want to do it that way" and the reason is I don't have a DVD burner and I like it this way. When I get a new computer I will then go for better resolution and audio quality but am satisfied with the results at this time.

[SIRCOOKS]

really the only reason i wanna do this is because i dont wanna get up during playback on my standalone dvd player