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Holomatrix
6th August 2002, 13:49
Hello, I've tried many different options trying to put different movies onto one 80min CDr with no luck. I've use DVD2SVCD + TMPEG or CCE and other methods and what I'm finding is that the finished MPEG size is fine 812MB but when creating the image it creates a 924MB cue/bin, it does not matter what I use to create the image or drag the mpeg into nero alone. The last movie I tried was Resident Evil. Used DVD2SVCD and KVCD's templates but once the image is created it is way to big. I wish I could get some 90min CD's were I am.
Any help on this would be great :)

UltimateDBZ
6th August 2002, 15:14
Why would you want to do that? The quality would be horrible on a full-length movie. Considering that SVCDs natively support about ~40minutes, you'll start noticing major artifacts and quality loss around twice that length. And you're talking about putting an entire movie, closer to 2hours than 1, on 1 700mb cd. Unless you're one of those people that thinks downloadable 20mb DivX full-length movies are actually GOOD quality, then you'll be in for a surprise.

Holomatrix
6th August 2002, 15:30
Funny you should mention, I downloaded Swordfish that was 200meg in size and for the size was not to bad to watch :) (it was a little blurry) I've only got 30/80 vision without my glasses :) :) anyway back to the subject at hand, maybe my problem is the minutes, Resident Evil is 100min. I've put smaller movies on one CD - 80 to 90 min, but I've read people putting 120min on one 800min CD. I just don't know how. I've encoded Resident Evil to an acceptable quality to 800meg but as I mentioned cannot create the image.
Anyone else ?

avih
6th August 2002, 19:16
Originally posted by Holomatrix
Hello, I've tried many different options trying to put different movies onto one 80min CDr with no luck. I've use DVD2SVCD + TMPEG or CCE and other methods and what I'm finding is that the finished MPEG size is fine 812MB but when creating the image it creates a 924MB cue/bin, it does not matter what I use to create the image or drag the mpeg into nero alone. The last movie I tried was Resident Evil. Used DVD2SVCD and KVCD's templates but once the image is created it is way to big. I wish I could get some 90min CD's were I am.
Any help on this would be great :)

HOW do u create the image? imo, you create a mode 1 or mode 2 form 1 image, while you should make a mode 2 form 2 image. you CAN'T do that manually, but if you choose 'super video cd' template in nero, it will burn it correctly.

Holomatrix
6th August 2002, 20:51
I've used VCDImager and VCDEasy. Both create the image at over 900meg.

Labersack
7th August 2002, 15:44
Maybe you have padding enabled while making your image?

Holomatrix
7th August 2002, 15:47
I'll check when I get home. Thanks

a3ternus
8th August 2002, 15:27
UltimateDBZ its obvious that you ve never bothered to watch a movie downloaded from the internet...
I last saw "Hard Kiss Goodnight" and was AMAZED !!!
Statistics: 649MB,02:01:10Lenghth,Bitrate740Kbps,352 x 152(LOOKS Fantastic Full screen With WMP 9),VideoCoec:Microsoft MPEG-4 Video Codec V3,AudioCodec:MPEG Layer-3,96 kBit/s, 48,000 Hz, Stereo!
I still CANNOT believe the Quality you get with that MPEG CodeC !!!
And we re talking 2 HOURS in one ^%)MB CD-R !!!
Dont assume anything...Quality is up there with some GOOD commercial sVCD s...
NikitaS.

UltimateDBZ
8th August 2002, 15:33
Of COURSE I've watched movies off the internet, what do you think I'm still in the stone age?

You'll also notice that I said 20mb files, which was an exxaturation (sp?), but still, I didn't say that full-size movies were bad quality.

Why don't you read what you're insulting before you go and make a fool out of yourself...

Jason28
9th August 2002, 00:27
There is no point in fighting about this. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. If you think that a movie looks good and I think that it looks like ass then thats the way that it is. :P

Holomatrix
9th August 2002, 15:41
Everything is fine now with the cdimages, problem was not with the image creation but with the muxing of the A/V stream. Depending on what stream you are creating depends on how you tell bbMpeg to mux it. I was creating CVD's mpeg2 and had bbMpeg set to mux as a mpeg2 stream which was wrong. I made sure VBR was set and Forced mux rate set to 0 then muxed and the image was created properly.

a3ternus
11th August 2002, 17:30
UltimateDBZ
before you go and make a fool out of yourself...

Making a fool of myself ?!? To you ?!? Dont think so,cos if I read right,you are an american after all ;) :D :devil:

Jason28
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

You re right 1000%...

A3TeRnuS.