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											|  Posted: Mon Dec 22, 2003 9:51 pm    Post subject: Re: A good VCD program? |    |   
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													Can't go wrong TMPGEnc Plus, like groink said. Actually, there is a functionalty in Nero that does it as well. That works just as well as TMPGE. 	  | Usagi Mylene wrote: |  	  | I was wondering what is a good VCD program? To convert AVI's into VCD files.  | 
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													 	  | Hoshi wrote: |  	  | Hmm. I tried playing the MPEG on my pc and it's ok. I tried the VCD on my pc, and it's ok too. So I supposed it's the player problem ne. Oh well, guess I just can't watch on TV  Thanks anyway. | 
 
 u can play on your dvd/vcd player, but u need to find cdr media that is ok with it. it may not be able to read cheap unbranded cdrs but branded ones should be fine. u need to test which is ok.
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													I did a search on here and couldn't find a topic. (Please don't kill me if there is. I swear I looked)
 
I have some VCDs I want to put on DVD. I have a program but it's only for AVI to either VCD or DVD.
 
Anyone out there know how I can turn my VCDs into DVDs?
 
(I want to covert Virign Road, Friends, Fighting Girl and Someone to love.)
 
I found some info on VCDHelp.com but the programs they reccomend all required to be registered and well, I can't afford all of those programs.
 
Thanks for any help you guys can give me. I know you guys helped me get the avi to vcd/dvd program. 
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													 	  | Usagi Mylene wrote: |  	  | Anyone out there know how I can turn my VCDs into DVDs? | 
 
 I'm not surprised you didn't find info on this, because I'm wondering...
 
 Why do you even want to do this in the first place?????? Or maybe I'm not reading your question correctly...
 
 Turning VCDs to DVD won't improve the quality. This is because VCDs are MPEG-1, and are usually 352x240 resolution or close to that. DVDs on the otherhand are MPEG-2, and is usually more around 480x480 or better. So if you were to convert a VCD to DVD, converting MPEG-1 to MPEG-2 will look the same -- or possibly even worse!
 
 Most DVD players are also able to play VCDs. If yours doesn't (my Mom's DVD player cannot play VCDs), I'd replace the unit. As for my Mom, all she plays on it are audio CDs and the "Ghost" DVD.
 
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