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Since I'm in the newbie section obviously I'm new at this. I have read through alot of your instructions and they don't sound too bad!! I attempted my first conversion of an avi to vcd the other night (before I found this website) I used Nero. After letting it run all night I got up in the morning to find the converted mpg file was too big for the disk I was trying to put it on. I will try the software you recommended next time, however, This is my question......... How do I know how big I should chop the file in order for it to fit on the disk once it is converted? It explains to chop the movie in half, but I beleive this movie was already chopped in half and still didn't fit. Nero, did not tell me how big the file was after it converted it, so how would I know how much I would have to take off?
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Compliant VCDs are similar to audio CDs, in that they're based on running time and not filesize. You should be able to fit up to 80 minutes of video on a 700Mg/80Minute CD-R... -
you probably used TMPGEnc to convert the movie. You can also use this to cut it in half. Use the Mpeg tools selection.Comment
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