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SL
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Fri Feb 11, 2005 4:08 am Post subject:
multi XVID > DVD |
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hey all,
I have several 350 meg episodes of a tv show that are Xvids. I can each
singly to DVD, but is there a way to use more than one episode per 4.7gig
dvd? I forget the size offhand of the size that TMPGEnc is making the dvd.
I think its roughly over 2 gig in size. Thats fine to me if I can fit at
least two on my dvd+rw or dvd-r disks. Most likely it will be dvd+rw. I
guess the point is still the same. Can I make two xvids play off of one dvd
in a standalone player. I have the phillips 642, so this is not normally a
problem as it plays everything. It will even toast bread if I can fit it
into the player :) However, Im intending on using a standalone player that
Im not familiar with. Im not sure if it can play vcd, mpeg etc... I just
was hoping to go more "fail safe" with a dvd that I do know it has not had
trouble with from my burns. Those however have been dvd rips to dvd.
Im trying as we speak on certain attempts, but its a long process.... :(
thanks,
sl
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Clive Lumb
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Fri Feb 11, 2005 3:08 pm Post subject:
Re: multi XVID > DVD |
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"SL" <pillott@yahoo.com> a écrit dans le message de
news:tpadnfJ9x8rkdJbfRVn-3A@adelphia.com...
| Quote: | hey all,
I have several 350 meg episodes of a tv show that are Xvids. I can each
singly to DVD, but is there a way to use more than one episode per 4.7gig
dvd? I forget the size offhand of the size that TMPGEnc is making the
dvd.
I think its roughly over 2 gig in size. Thats fine to me if I can fit at
least two on my dvd+rw or dvd-r disks. Most likely it will be dvd+rw. I
guess the point is still the same. Can I make two xvids play off of one
dvd
in a standalone player. I have the phillips 642, so this is not normally
a
problem as it plays everything. It will even toast bread if I can fit it
into the player :) However, Im intending on using a standalone player
that
Im not familiar with. Im not sure if it can play vcd, mpeg etc... I
just
was hoping to go more "fail safe" with a dvd that I do know it has not
had
trouble with from my burns. Those however have been dvd rips to dvd.
Im trying as we speak on certain attempts, but its a long process.... :(
thanks,
sl
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Hi SL,
I have found that DVD Santa (despite the dreadful name) is great for putting
Xvids/Divx back onto DVD format.
You can add multiple files and it will encode to fill the 4.3 Gb. It adds
chapters every ten minutes so you can jump forwards/backwards as well as
fast-forward.
Really easy to set up, just choose Standard, resolution and aspect ratio.
Clive |
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SL
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Fri Feb 11, 2005 11:37 pm Post subject:
Re: multi XVID > DVD |
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Thanks for the tip. I came across it once before while looking for a dvd
crack. I found what I was really looking for was AnyDVD. I tried the Santa
but it too did not crack the encryption. I found that for the particular
needs at that time, it did not justify having yet another program installed.
I will look at that one again.
Thank you Clive,
SL
"Clive Lumb" <clumb2@Gratuit_in_English.fr.invalid> wrote in message
news:420c8409$0$538$636a15ce@news.free.fr...
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"SL" <pillott@yahoo.com> a écrit dans le message de
news:tpadnfJ9x8rkdJbfRVn-3A@adelphia.com...
hey all,
I have several 350 meg episodes of a tv show that are Xvids. I can each
singly to DVD, but is there a way to use more than one episode per 4.7gig
dvd? I forget the size offhand of the size that TMPGEnc is making the
dvd.
I think its roughly over 2 gig in size. Thats fine to me if I can fit at
least two on my dvd+rw or dvd-r disks. Most likely it will be dvd+rw. I
guess the point is still the same. Can I make two xvids play off of one
dvd
in a standalone player. I have the phillips 642, so this is not normally
a
problem as it plays everything. It will even toast bread if I can fit it
into the player :) However, Im intending on using a standalone player
that
Im not familiar with. Im not sure if it can play vcd, mpeg etc... I
just
was hoping to go more "fail safe" with a dvd that I do know it has not
had
trouble with from my burns. Those however have been dvd rips to dvd.
Im trying as we speak on certain attempts, but its a long process....
:(
thanks,
sl
Hi SL,
I have found that DVD Santa (despite the dreadful name) is great for
putting
Xvids/Divx back onto DVD format.
You can add multiple files and it will encode to fill the 4.3 Gb. It adds
chapters every ten minutes so you can jump forwards/backwards as well as
fast-forward.
Really easy to set up, just choose Standard, resolution and aspect ratio.
Clive
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SL
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Sun Feb 13, 2005 10:02 pm Post subject:
Re: multi XVID > DVD |
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It worked just fine with SantaDVD. Thanks
"SL" <pillott@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:5-CdnXXNT_HnZpHfRVn-uQ@adelphia.com...
| Quote: | Thanks for the tip. I came across it once before while looking for a dvd
crack. I found what I was really looking for was AnyDVD. I tried the
Santa but it too did not crack the encryption. I found that for the
particular needs at that time, it did not justify having yet another
program installed. I will look at that one again.
Thank you Clive,
SL
"Clive Lumb" <clumb2@Gratuit_in_English.fr.invalid> wrote in message
news:420c8409$0$538$636a15ce@news.free.fr...
"SL" <pillott@yahoo.com> a écrit dans le message de
news:tpadnfJ9x8rkdJbfRVn-3A@adelphia.com...
hey all,
I have several 350 meg episodes of a tv show that are Xvids. I can each
singly to DVD, but is there a way to use more than one episode per
4.7gig
dvd? I forget the size offhand of the size that TMPGEnc is making the
dvd.
I think its roughly over 2 gig in size. Thats fine to me if I can fit
at
least two on my dvd+rw or dvd-r disks. Most likely it will be dvd+rw.
I
guess the point is still the same. Can I make two xvids play off of one
dvd
in a standalone player. I have the phillips 642, so this is not
normally
a
problem as it plays everything. It will even toast bread if I can fit
it
into the player :) However, Im intending on using a standalone player
that
Im not familiar with. Im not sure if it can play vcd, mpeg etc... I
just
was hoping to go more "fail safe" with a dvd that I do know it has not
had
trouble with from my burns. Those however have been dvd rips to dvd.
Im trying as we speak on certain attempts, but its a long process.... :(
thanks,
sl
Hi SL,
I have found that DVD Santa (despite the dreadful name) is great for
putting
Xvids/Divx back onto DVD format.
You can add multiple files and it will encode to fill the 4.3 Gb. It adds
chapters every ten minutes so you can jump forwards/backwards as well as
fast-forward.
Really easy to set up, just choose Standard, resolution and aspect ratio.
Clive
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Clive Lumb
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Mon Feb 14, 2005 1:26 am Post subject:
Re: multi XVID > DVD |
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"SL" <pillott@yahoo.com> a écrit dans le message de
news:dcWdndkAWpi6FZLfRVn-2Q@adelphia.com...
| Quote: | It worked just fine with SantaDVD. Thanks
Glad to have helped |
Clive |
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