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markrb
27th October 2002, 19:56
I am attempting to make basically a SVCD with AC3 audio and be able to burn 800+mb's. Almost exactly a Mini-DVD. My DVD player can play these in file mode, but I cannot use a VCD or SVCD header. I get video, but no audio.
I can use a Mini-DVD header, but it will bypass the info and I just select the VOB off the Disc.

I am using SpruceUp now to test.

I want to be able to burn as large a file as possible. I have tried using the Mode2 CD Maker, but my DVD player will not read files burned with this.

So basically my question is how do or can I burn this AC3 mpg file at a svcd size of 800+mb's?

Is there anyway to edit the SVCD data portion so that it will bypass and directly read the mpeg?

I want as little wasted space on the disc as possible. I don't care about menu's and would rather not have them.

Thanks,
Mark

coby
28th October 2002, 03:51
I don't know the answer. However, I do know that the way SVCD fits more data onto a Cd is to use a pack size of 2348 (or thereabouts, I forget the exact number)instead of the VCd/DVD/data pack size of 2048 which uses up space with error correction stuff.

Various image-burning apps, including nero I think, let you choose pack size.... so maybe that's a direction you could explore?

markrb
28th October 2002, 05:13
I think it's 2352.
I have been going nuts trying to find something that will do this.
I have read all the guides at Doom9, actually before I posted.

Thanks though,
Mark