How could I convert SVCD 2 CDI. I have been given a Svcd disk which does not play on my Sony DVD player yet it plays CDI. To avoid all the hustle I want to down grade my SVCD 2 CDI. Please help.
Svcd 2 Vcd/cdi
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This is the "quick and dirty" way to accomplish this. Use TMPGEnc as follows:
File>>MPEGTools>>Simple Multiplex
Load your SVCD file
Change mode to "MPEG1-VideoCD"
Enter a new filename in the "Output" box
Press the "Run" radio button
(Do not be concerned about any "Buffer underflow" messages you may see)
Burn (DO NOT ask burning software, such as NERO to CONVERT to VCD, rather merely BURN as a VCD) -
With a film i had the other day it was so badly corrupted at the end i had to use ISO buster to rip out the MPEG2 files and burn it as a vcd ..... what i wanted was to view it as a SVCD but without the header re-write i could`nt.... i tried taking out the odd couple of damaged seconds with EASY VIDEO SPLITTER but that proggy and TMPGEnc don`t see eye to eye.
Casn you suggest something to edit the corrupted secounds by...can i use Virtualdub and save as a MPEG file or not?
All i wanted to do was watch it on the standalone(Sony DAVS500)....VCD only....not the PC.
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"i tried taking out the odd couple of damaged seconds with EASY VIDEO SPLITTER but that proggy and TMPGEnc don`t see eye to eye.
Casn you suggest something to edit the corrupted secounds by...can i use Virtualdub and save as a MPEG file or not?"
TMPGEnc>>File>>MPEGTools>>Cut&Merge
(And no, you can't use any version of VirtualDub - they all will only output in .AVI format)Comment
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On most, play back has been ok...but you can`t edit credits to cut file size as no splitter including TMPGEnc can see past the timed ending.Some have reported ... lets say 1 hour when the file timed lenght has been 1hr10 mins but only played a short while past that hour mark.Nero picks up the exact file size and burns ok.
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