vcd to dvd

[dixie]

A friend has a vcd and wants me to put it on a dvd. Can I do this using decrypter?

[megamachine]

DVD Decrypter is for MPEG-2 standard format DVDs. If you want to store the VCD movie on a Data DVD, then you can just extract that from the VCD with TMPGEnc by using MPEG Tools and save it. However, if you want the DVD to play on a stand alone player as a DVD (not sure why you would want to do this, since most DVD players also play VCDs), then you have to take the file you got from the above process and re-encode it as MPEG-2. You can use TMPGEnc for that, by using the wizard or manual settings, depending on the TV system you have (PAL, NTSC). Then you will have to author that file into DVD file structure, for which you can use TMPGEnc DVD Author (different than the above program) and add a menu and chapter points if you like. Then burn it to a DVD.

[setarip]

See my response to your other (Similar) post regarding DVD Shrink...

[Pioneer41]

I downloaded the TMPGEnc and that mpeg2 is only a trial and ive got 15 days left, where can i get the crack or serial so i can continue to use it and how do i go about cracking it ?

Also where can u download the DVD AUTHOR PROGRAM from which u were mentioning about
cheers

[megamachine]

Originally posted by Pioneer41
I downloaded the TMPGEnc and that mpeg2 is only a trial and ive got 15 days left, where can i get the crack or serial so i can continue to use it and how do i go about cracking it ?

No cracks allowed here, but TMPGEnc is worth the money if you are going to do this kind of work beyond the 30-day trial period. TMPGEnc DVD Author is also a good program, and available from PegaSys, the makers of TMPGEnc. Though not freebies, for the price both programs are very useful for making VCDs and DVDs.

[Pioneer41]

Ok no worries :)