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Thread ID: 58287	2005-05-27 11:17:00	burn .mov file to vcd to watch on TV	Morgenmuffel (187)	Press F1

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358890	2005-05-27 11:17:00	Hi all How would I go about burning a quicktime .mov file (400mb) to a VCD that I could play in the DVD player (for the tv) Got very lost and confused reading through google and was hoping someone else may have tried it and succeded Thanks Nigel	Morgenmuffel (187)
358891	2005-05-27 12:32:00	You need to convert it first to an Mpeg/Avi file and then burn it as a VCD. Most video editing programs should do that automatically. Watch out though as quite often the result tends to be quite choppy / jerky. I made a VCD using Ulead VideoStudio and it worked like a charm, and it handles Quicktime files. April 2002 CD of PCWorld Plus CD had Videostudio 4 for free	bob_doe_nz (92)
358892	2005-05-27 12:34:00	I use this with good success www.winavi.com fast as well	bartsdadhomer (80)
358893	2005-06-05 02:43:00	Ok I've got it working but it is a little jerky, not bad but just enough to be noticeable, i used winavi to convert it to mpg then nero to burn to vcd, is here a better way? i burned at 8x any one know of a way to get a smoother output? Thanks	Morgenmuffel (187)
358894	2005-06-05 04:30:00	This is a good site for all things related to video, conversion, guides etc. www.videohelp.com	Incognito (6628)
358895	2005-06-05 04:36:00	Ok I've got it working but it is a little jerky, not bad but just enough to be noticeable, i used winavi to convert it to mpg then nero to burn to vcd, is here a better way? i burned at 8x any one know of a way to get a smoother output? Thanks Yes, buy a dvd burner and burn to dvd they're cheap enough now and the quality will improve. Also it will greatly depend on the file size and quality of the original as to the quality of the end product. 'Crap in' will always produce 'Crap out'	bartsdadhomer (80)
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