adv1sory
Oct 2004
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Originally posted by Avenue_1
I never re-encode svcd's to put them onto dvd's, total waste of time. The method i use is pretty similar to that tutorial in doom9, but mines a bit easier, and i have yet to come across a dvd player that wont play it, XBox's and PS2's also play them with no problem.
All ya need is TMPGenc DVDAuthor, and DVD Patcher.
1. If ur files are SVCD u need to change the horizontal resolution on each one to 704 or 720, whatever, using DVDPatcher, . Just click on the "first header only" beside the patch button, then hit patch and its done in about 1 sec., do the same with all ur mpeg files.
2. Load each mpeg into tmpg dvd author, in whatever way u want them to play, make a menu if ya want, and hit the author button! TMPGenc DVDAuthor resamples the audio itself 
3. Once they are authored to vobs, select each vob using DVD Patcher and put them back to the original SVCD horizontal resolution (480) click on "entire file" this time, beside patch button. Patch them, and thats it, burn to dvd.
Whole process takes about 20mins
For VCD files u just load them into TMPGenc DVD Author and author them then burn them to dvdr.
well, i tried this method. unfortunately the video still does that stuttering thing and there's a high pitch noise when it happens too. I tried changing my write speed to something lower, but it stays on the Optimal option. The cd media i use is Maxell 4X 4.7GB DVD-R and the burner i use is anLG GSA-4120B 12X Super Multi Internal DVD+/-R/RW Drive. The manual for the burner said maxell cds were good for dvd-r, so im hoping that isnt the problem. Strange thing is, when i patch the file with dvdpatcher, i see it pause/stutter while its patching could that be the problem? With this method though, there's certain parts that play perfect for 8 seconds (the most) and it screws up again.
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10-28-2004 06:56 PM
