I have the vcd player working, now i need Help

ayoni · #1 23-07-2001, 18:32

Ok i've got the vcd player working, but now i got a problem with the video files format. the instructions say it needs a Mpeg1 format i wanna know how to tell what format my video files are in, and if I can convert them to Mpeg1 format

ayoni · #2 23-07-2001, 18:50

AND I REALIZE THERE ARE FILE FORMATS SUCH AS .AVI .ASF.WMF ETC... I JUST WANT TO KNOW WHAT IT MEANS BY WINDOWS MEDIA FORMAT MPEG LEVEL 1. THESE ARE THE README FILES EXACT WORDS...

* You can only play MPEG-1 videos. Codecs such as DivX, MPEG-4, and so on do NOT work. I repeat: MPEG-1 ENCODED VIDEOS ONLY! |

Wayne · #3 23-07-2001, 21:55

It means that VCD discs are strictly MPEG-1 format. Not only that, but there are strict specifications on the resolution, framerate and bits per second that cannot be changed, unless you want a disc that can only be viewed on your computer (no DVD or VCD machine will read a disc whose video files aren't in the right format).

Sorry, but I don't know off-hand what those resolutions, framerates and BPS are right now - since I'm at work and not near my home PC for reference.

BrAvO_BoY · #4 24-07-2001, 03:09

The new version of Nero creates VCD's

sixdsix · #5 24-07-2001, 06:40

Yup. The new Nero makes VCDs... Also, the newest version of Easy CD Creator has a really nice VCD making setup. Nice menus.. GUI and the whole nine.

gl

ayoni · #6 24-07-2001, 22:11

I assume you guys know I'm talking about the DC VCD player. If you didn't know, its all right because I realize i forgot to mention anything about DC. If any of you are familiar with this i would be very thankful for any info you have on how to make video files in a mpeg layer 1 format so that they are able to be picked up by the DC VCD player.

thanks

BrAvO_BoY · #7 25-07-2001, 02:21

####://www.vcdhelper.com/