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ProfDrMorph · 3rd March 2002, 12:11

should be possible. Someone on another board ( PowerDivX Forum ) postet that he randomly deleted parts of an .ogg file with a hex editor and the parts that were not damaged still played fine.

I want to try to burn an .ogg file like a (S)VCD, too. But I don't have time to do something like this at the moment. Would be interesting to hear if someone else could do it successfully. Btw: when creating an .ogg file to burn on a CD without error correcting I suggest that you set the max. keyframe interval very low ( I would say the value should be as high as the FPS (and not higher or lower) of the video ). Otherwise you *may* lose a couple of seconds when the CD gets damaged.

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ProfDrMorph fresh brains! Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Germany Posts: 195	should be possible. Someone on another board ( PowerDivX Forum ) postet that he randomly deleted parts of an .ogg file with a hex editor and the parts that were not damaged still played fine. I want to try to burn an .ogg file like a (S)VCD, too. But I don't have time to do something like this at the moment. Would be interesting to hear if someone else could do it successfully. Btw: when creating an .ogg file to burn on a CD without error correcting I suggest that you set the max. keyframe interval very low ( I would say the value should be as high as the FPS (and not higher or lower) of the video ). Otherwise you may lose a couple of seconds when the CD gets damaged.