Burning "non-complaint" mpeg-2 files in NERO

WorldBook · 2nd October 2002, 16:34

Occasionally, on some files NERO---after conducting an analysis of the file---informs me that the mpeg-2 file which I desire to burn as an svcd disc is "non-complaint". Consequently, NERO will have to re-encode it.

Is there anyway to burn an mpeg-2 file (that is larger than 700 mb so it can't be burnt normally as a data disc) as a "non-complaint" svcd disc in NERO without having to re-encode, so that it will play on my laptop?

Alternatively, would it be plausible to author an svcd disc if I "changed" the .mpg (mpeg-2 file) to a *.bin and *.cue file and then burned the image?

Thanks in advance for your help

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WorldBook Registered User Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: somewhere in this world Posts: 145	Burning "non-complaint" mpeg-2 files in NERO Occasionally, on some files NERO---after conducting an analysis of the file---informs me that the mpeg-2 file which I desire to burn as an svcd disc is "non-complaint". Consequently, NERO will have to re-encode it. Is there anyway to burn an mpeg-2 file (that is larger than 700 mb so it can't be burnt normally as a data disc) as a "non-complaint" svcd disc in NERO without having to re-encode, so that it will play on my laptop? Alternatively, would it be plausible to author an svcd disc if I "changed" the .mpg (mpeg-2 file) to a .bin and .cue file and then burned the image? Thanks in advance for your help __________________ the digital world---all 0's and 1's