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b yt
13th March 2005, 05:56
I have a 3 disk movie cd, , how do I get it to my hard drive to convert it to dvd? please thanx
forgot to mention its recorded in motion pixels
cypher_soundz
13th March 2005, 09:03
do you mean its encoded with http://www.synthetic-ap.com/qt/motionpix.html ?
or is it a (S)VCD?
If its the first then follow the guide here: http://www.doom9.org/virtualdub_procedures.htm#basicjoin
if its the 2nd , then you can use TGMPEG, or a avisynth script, take a look around, oh and welcome to the forum :)
Regards
cyph
b yt
16th March 2005, 05:24
My machine wont load the motion pixel player, there fore cant rip the avi/video,cant download the codecs anywhere at moment,have all ready read info you sent me to look at, but no codecs.thanx so far any more suggestions would be welcome,cant even load up using win 95
dani82
16th March 2005, 09:53
i had ones of those before, that software had some strange options, i should really watch it one of these days
hated installing the software just to watch it, wmp couldn't even play it from the disc, but it did played when i'd copy the movie to my hd; for some reason, i can no longer do that
GIR
16th March 2005, 14:46
Another new codec has stepped up to challenge the dominance of Cinepak and Indeo.Whoo hOO! look out Cinepak and Indeo!
Wow that article sounds like it was written in the 90's, um wait, nevermind. :)
Mug Funky
16th March 2005, 15:13
from article "Five sliders, five radio buttons, and two check boxes in the codec's compression settings seem a bit overwhelming at first"
i lol'd
cypher_soundz
16th March 2005, 18:40
This article orignally appeared in a slightly different form in the July 26, 1996 issue of TV Technology magazine.
LOL :o well nearly 10 years old...not bad... that was googles first response! :D
Regards
cyph
b yt
17th March 2005, 04:43
Does that mean I loose.
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