TypeR
5th March 2002, 15:49
Hi people!
Just wanted to share what I think might be a small DVD2SVCD hack.
I've read that some of you were requesting the possibility to save some space in the 1st CD for inserting a small intro movie. This is possible thanks to the excelent modularity of DVD2SVCD.
My method is very simple:
Step1: Convert the intro movie you want to Mpeg2. (File .mpg with video and audio muxed).
Step2: Go to the CD Image tag on DVD2SVCD and check the Title picture Box.
Step3: Click in yhe Browse icon and add your movie.
Et Voilá! You have an easy way to get your intro movie all the time.
Sugestion1: If the movie is large I'd say bigger than 5MB, it should be better to go to the bitrate tag and subtract the size of your intro to the current CD Size, unless you can overburn the size of the intro movie.
Sugestion2: Try it with those Dolby Digital Trailers! It's COOL! Better than that, they can all be found in the Software CD that comes with those MSI GForce2Mx Video Cards. The only problem is that they came as VOBs, but I'm sure you'll find a way to figure that one out ;)
Happy Ripping!
Cya:cool:
Just wanted to share what I think might be a small DVD2SVCD hack.
I've read that some of you were requesting the possibility to save some space in the 1st CD for inserting a small intro movie. This is possible thanks to the excelent modularity of DVD2SVCD.
My method is very simple:
Step1: Convert the intro movie you want to Mpeg2. (File .mpg with video and audio muxed).
Step2: Go to the CD Image tag on DVD2SVCD and check the Title picture Box.
Step3: Click in yhe Browse icon and add your movie.
Et Voilá! You have an easy way to get your intro movie all the time.
Sugestion1: If the movie is large I'd say bigger than 5MB, it should be better to go to the bitrate tag and subtract the size of your intro to the current CD Size, unless you can overburn the size of the intro movie.
Sugestion2: Try it with those Dolby Digital Trailers! It's COOL! Better than that, they can all be found in the Software CD that comes with those MSI GForce2Mx Video Cards. The only problem is that they came as VOBs, but I'm sure you'll find a way to figure that one out ;)
Happy Ripping!
Cya:cool: