What about SVCD (if that is the correct term x-X)?
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What about SVCD (if that is the correct term x-X)?
As long as I know is normal to loose some quality because of the conversion, I'm not sure if a good vcard can make any difference.Quote:
hi!~ when you burn it to VCD does the quality of the movie decreases? way back i tried making a VCD out of avi files but its not the same quality as it is in my original file.. does it matter if you dnt have a big capacity video card, or do i need something like a 128/256 MB Vcard to write it to its best quality?
You can covert into a SVCD with TMPEnc, just open the wizard and choose in the first screen "Super Video Cd" and do all the process.Quote:
What about SVCD (if that is the correct term x-X)?
Which would you say is the better of the two? SVCD or VCD?
svcd has more features than a regular vcd but it's bigger in file size than a vcdQuote:
Originally Posted by hagane
When I watch them on my pc there is no problem, it is only when I watch them on my tv. Somebody told me it's because my dvd player doesn't have an updated codec. Does that sound possible? If so I'll just go buy a new dvd player!Quote:
Originally Posted by malary
Thank you so much for the help Mal :)
Use Canopus before buying a new dvd!
hmm hi i did everything you said, but i have a problem here..when i start the wizard and try to select a video source for conversion, it says blablabla.avi not supported or not found..its in .avi, and when i selecter audio source, it worked fine, although i doubt it's supposed to be that way. im converting the audio source now.....why is that??
thanks ^^
do you have the proper codec for the video file, adn are you sure its a complete/uncorrupt file?
I'm pretty sure is because a codec is missing.
Make sure you have divx 5.1 bundle and Xvid already installed.
so, do you use normal CD-Rs for this? And they play on your DVD Player?
I'm sorry if I sound stupid, but I kinda am about this stuff.