Yeee Haaaa success, thanks setarip, I am watching my

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first vcd movie. This is so cool. On my computer, the movie time bandits was VERY clear and crisp, after ripping per directions and burning onto cd it is definetly watchable but no where near the quality before rip. Is there a way to make these better? some trick I am not aware of? any input is appreciated. Again, thanks guy's, this was a lot of fun

[setarip]

Congratulations ;>}

Have you watched your burned VCD on your TV via your standalone DVD player, or only on your PC?

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Wathing on my DVD player, thanks again, could you

give me some advice on the rest of my post setarip? I'm very curious about it.

[setarip]

Once you've answered my question, I might be able to address yours intelligently...

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Sorry, I did answer, but it did not post for some reason, yes

I did watch it on my tv, it was so cool when it started right up, I could'nt believe it actually worked.

[setarip]

The visual quality of your VCD, as it appears on your TV while playing from a standalone DVD player (due to the television's lower output reaolution vis-a-vis that of your computer's monitor) should be at least equal to the visual quality of your original .AVI viewed on your computer's monitor - despite the fact that MPEG1-VCD compression is actually NOT as good as DivX...

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Setarip does it matter that I have HDTV

big screen?