Ok what i did was i joined the 2 files using mpeg-vcr and i played it and it was fine

then it went wrong when i converted it by using main concept mpeg encoder

it converterd grand but the pictures went all blocky now and again the audio is fine

anyone have problems with it??

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i never botherjoining then reencoding (unless you have a really fussy player)... just use svcd2dvd or dvd patcher to put the svcd onto dvd and patch the header, so the player thinks its playing a compliant dvd.

Takes about 10-15 mins start to finish with svcd2dvd for a 2 disc svcd....

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i had a different problem, it all went fine but towards the end of the movie there is a high pitched beep and my recode to dvd stoped there.

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It may be your actual dvd player, the high pitch beep and cut off are known issues with some JVC's.

Does the dvd play fine on ur pc?

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its the audio same thing happend to me with mindhunters..the video blockyness is caused by the weak ass encoder you use

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i got the avi encode of it and used VSO to convert to dvd. quality is excellent and about the same as the svcd

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Use Cinema Craft Encoder THE BEST encoder this is wat SAOSiN and Centropy Use on there movies just get it registered so there will be no watermarks

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I always found VSO to be crap and quicky moved on to better things. CCE SP also gets my vote.

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