Problems encoding

[wackyd]

I keep having a problem when using Dvd2svcd. I encode a .avi in which the movie is 1hr 50 min long and I get 2 .bin files for 2 cds..which is exactly how I want it. Well then I'll put a movie that's 1hr and 40 min long and it will make 3 .bin files where the last filer only has about 1 min a movie and the credits. It's not worth burning a 3rd cd but yet you usually can't miss the last min of a movie. First is there anyway to combine and or cut .bin files. Second...what am I doing wrong. Should I be basing how many cds to set it for on the fun time of the movie or what. If you use this program do you have the same problem....


Thx,
Wackyd

[markrb]

Please read and follow the forum rules.

Forum rules violations here include.

1. Rule 1 and 1a Not searching or reading the forum.
2. Rule 9 Poor title that does not describe the problem
3. Rule 8 Cross Posting. Use only one forum for a problem.

You have also violated a general forum policy and not read the Mandatory post. If you had you would know the info required to help with any problem.

You have been issued a strike since you have violated multiple rules. Normally a single rule violation can be overlooked, but here you have violated at least 3 rules.



Mark

[wackyd]

ok your gay....grow up

[markrb]

Strike 2 want to all the way to the ban keep it up.

Mark

[wackyd]

fine ban me child I'll go else. Your forum sucks anyways. Nobody knows anything anyways. OH SHIT STRIKE 3 I'm OUT !!!!!!!! LOL LOL LOL LOL


Stupid Ass

[markrb]

You are gone BTW.

For someone that hates this forum this much you sure did wait that 5 days to post a question that if you didn't post it in several forums woundn't have been even an issue other then a simple reminder to follow the other rules you broke.

It really shows your level of knowledge when you say nodody knows anything considering the author is a Mod in his official forum, this one.

All you needed to do was follow some simple rules that nobody else seems to have a problem with.



You poopy head.

Mark

[Kaizen]

Perhaps this thread should be kept prominent and as an example of what it means to be a plonker.