| Post ID |
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User |
| 8512 |
2001-02-09 01:47:00 |
I would like to record a copy of my own video-cd single (o.k# under the fair use doctorine).I have a standard cd-rom drive and a standard video card.No capture option.Apparently I need to be able to extract the raw data from the video-cd,but i need to know, what tools to use to achieve this.I then need to use a video editor to reduce it down to a compact size,good enough to send over the net,but I don't know what editor to use.I guess I would require a format that would be supported by the standard players on the target machine...(cinepak or indeo)??...but it would have to be 'compact'...i only have a 56k modem.If you have any ideas....let me know!!.Thanks. |
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| 8513 |
2001-02-09 03:36:00 |
You could try going to www.vcdhelp.com - there you will find all of the utilities you require to make a vcd in various formats. |
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| 8514 |
2001-02-09 04:41:00 |
cool....thanks very much for your help...i appreciate your time!!. |
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| 8515 |
2001-02-11 22:55:00 |
Hi, plain old VCDs have a DAT file which is really a mpg file if you rename it. I would suggest you recompress it with Div-x for maximum compression. However to play a div-x file well you need a ~500 P3 or Athlon |
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| 8516 |
2001-02-12 01:12:00 |
i'll give it whirl and let you know...thanks very much...reply to you once i have success. |
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