Dazzle
May 17th 03, 04:01 PM
If you have Nero then it should be able to perform the
conversion process prior to burning the CD. Try
www.dvdrhelp.com for all the software and step by step
guides if Nero won't sort it. I can highly recommend
TMPGEnc for all your re-coding needs - there's a link to
a free download on the aforementioned site. Although
it's not that user-friendly, if you use it in conjunction
with one of the step-by-step guides it's a doddle and
once you've used it once or twice it's fairly straight
forward.
Hope this helps,
Dazzle
PS: I'm trying to do the same thing at the moment but
I'm having awful trouble svaing the movie file in Movie
Maker. It's not particularly large (around 20MB) but I
keep getting a "Save Failed" error message quoting that
either I don't have enough hard disk space (I have 10GB
free!), the source files are no longer available (they
are!!) or that the destination no longer exists (it
does!!). If I try and save at lower quality it will work
but sometimes the % save indicator freezes at around 3%
saved whilst the minutes left indicator just keeps rising
and rising forcing me to abort the save!! Any ideas? Do
you think it could be my RAM - I only have 128MB? Would
a larger RAM sort it?
>-----Original Message-----
>Check the software that came with your CD-R/RW. Some
have
>the ability to make VCDs. Usually, the movie needs to be
>converted to mpeg1, then burned in VCD format. You might
>try http://www.vcdhelp.com They have free/demo software
>for conversions and burning, as well as great tutorials
>on creating VCDs.
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Can I make a video CD from Movie Maker 2? Does it
>>require special s/w after I'm finished making my movie?
>>.
>>
>.
>
conversion process prior to burning the CD. Try
www.dvdrhelp.com for all the software and step by step
guides if Nero won't sort it. I can highly recommend
TMPGEnc for all your re-coding needs - there's a link to
a free download on the aforementioned site. Although
it's not that user-friendly, if you use it in conjunction
with one of the step-by-step guides it's a doddle and
once you've used it once or twice it's fairly straight
forward.
Hope this helps,
Dazzle
PS: I'm trying to do the same thing at the moment but
I'm having awful trouble svaing the movie file in Movie
Maker. It's not particularly large (around 20MB) but I
keep getting a "Save Failed" error message quoting that
either I don't have enough hard disk space (I have 10GB
free!), the source files are no longer available (they
are!!) or that the destination no longer exists (it
does!!). If I try and save at lower quality it will work
but sometimes the % save indicator freezes at around 3%
saved whilst the minutes left indicator just keeps rising
and rising forcing me to abort the save!! Any ideas? Do
you think it could be my RAM - I only have 128MB? Would
a larger RAM sort it?
>-----Original Message-----
>Check the software that came with your CD-R/RW. Some
have
>the ability to make VCDs. Usually, the movie needs to be
>converted to mpeg1, then burned in VCD format. You might
>try http://www.vcdhelp.com They have free/demo software
>for conversions and burning, as well as great tutorials
>on creating VCDs.
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Can I make a video CD from Movie Maker 2? Does it
>>require special s/w after I'm finished making my movie?
>>.
>>
>.
>