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30th 2009f December 2008
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shane903 asked:
well the first part pretty much states it all. I’ve done this with one disk and it works on dvd players but i was wondering if it needed a certain encoding for what is required for the dvd player. Thanks for any answers
and i forgot to tell you that i dont know how i got the first disk to work it was not a supervideo or a mini-dvd, it was just a file what you would see on your computer
Jewel
well the first part pretty much states it all. I’ve done this with one disk and it works on dvd players but i was wondering if it needed a certain encoding for what is required for the dvd player. Thanks for any answers
and i forgot to tell you that i dont know how i got the first disk to work it was not a supervideo or a mini-dvd, it was just a file what you would see on your computer
Jewel
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If the player supports AVI or MPeg movies then it will work.
Of course if you have a DVD that you want to put onto a CD it will need to be converted , usually to AVI first.
This will loose a lot of quality compared to the original DVD., but you will be able to fit a 1 hour show onto a 700Mb disc.
Comment by onegammyleg — December 31, 2008 @ 7:44 pm
There are a couple of options:
1) A KVCD will work on many DVD players and fits on one CD-r
2) An SVCD or plain old VCD will play on many DVDs and they fit on one or two CD-r’s
3) Many DVD players also play divx/xvid avi’s which are typically 700mb and can fit on one CD-r. You don’t need to reencode those. Look for the Divx ccertified or MPEG-4 logo on the player. Those also typically play KVCD, SVCD, VCD, straing up mpg files and a whole lot more.
I have the Philips DVP5960 which is a fantastic player. It even has a USB port on the front so I can just download to a thumb drive or even external HD and just play off that.
4) The other movie may have been a mini-DVD, but doubtful if it was a full length movie.
Comment by wyntre_2000 — January 1, 2009 @ 5:36 pm