Pulver
25th February 2002, 19:37
I Have recently merged a couple of SVCD files into one Mpeg-file using TMPEG.
The file is a bit over 3 Gb and its possible to play it in Power DVD and Windows Media Player.
However - when I try to play the file with Hollywood+ (wich was the point) the system crashes and the computer restarts...
Does Hollywood+ have a limit to what filesize it can play?
(it played the smaller mpeg files from SVCD without problem...)
OR...
Should I Re-Encode my file into something else?
I read somewhere that if you are to burn to a DVD-R (dont have one yet...) yould should limit the single filesize to 0.99 Gb.
So can I encode my single (SVCD)Mpeg file into many DVD Vobs - and then play it with Hollywood+ ?
In TMPEG or..?
The point is of course for me to play the movie without interruption - wich happened with my 4 SVCD.
Would sure be glad if someone could help me out.
:confused:
The file is a bit over 3 Gb and its possible to play it in Power DVD and Windows Media Player.
However - when I try to play the file with Hollywood+ (wich was the point) the system crashes and the computer restarts...
Does Hollywood+ have a limit to what filesize it can play?
(it played the smaller mpeg files from SVCD without problem...)
OR...
Should I Re-Encode my file into something else?
I read somewhere that if you are to burn to a DVD-R (dont have one yet...) yould should limit the single filesize to 0.99 Gb.
So can I encode my single (SVCD)Mpeg file into many DVD Vobs - and then play it with Hollywood+ ?
In TMPEG or..?
The point is of course for me to play the movie without interruption - wich happened with my 4 SVCD.
Would sure be glad if someone could help me out.
:confused: