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Old May 1st 04, 06:36 AM
Carlos
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Thanks Nick, but I don't get it, my files are already mpeg1, captured from analog (VCR).
What I want to do is fill a 360 min DVD-RW (6 hours of video), with those mpeg1 files.

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Old May 1st 04, 08:14 AM
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Your captured video out of the camera should be in avi format. You then
export or save to VCD compatible MPG and then use some software like nero to
burn to VCD.


"Carlos" wrote in message
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Hello there !
Maybe this is a dumb question, I'm just starting out.
Is there a video software that allows me to get the 360 mins
recording time of a dvd-rw? I have Studio 8 and it only allows 124 mins. I

also
have MyDVD 4 and it allows me the same recording time.
My captured video is VCD quality, it's about 240 mins and it is
2.36 Gb size (it should fit on a 4.7 Gb dvd, isn't it?)
My dvd burner is a sony DRX-510UL
Your attention and help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks !
Carlos





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Old May 1st 04, 08:17 AM
Carlos
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Default DVD burning software

Thanks Nick, but I don't get it, my files are already mpeg1, captured from analog (VCR).
What I want to do is fill a 360 min DVD-RW (6 hours of video), with those mpeg1 files.

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Old May 1st 04, 02:09 PM
Nick Burns
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"Carlos" wrote in message
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Thanks Nick, but I don't get it, my files are already mpeg1, captured from

analog (VCR).
What I want to do is fill a 360 min DVD-RW (6 hours of video), with those

mpeg1 files.


You can only get so much on a disk, so if you have more than will fit, you
have to compress even more which will result in less quality.


  #20  
Old May 1st 04, 02:18 PM
Nick Burns
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"Carlos" wrote in message
...
Thanks Nick, but I don't get it, my files are already mpeg1, captured from

analog (VCR).
What I want to do is fill a 360 min DVD-RW (6 hours of video), with those

mpeg1 files.


You can only get so much on a disk, so if you have more than will fit, you
have to compress even more which will result in less quality.


  #21  
Old May 1st 04, 06:22 PM
Nick Burns
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Default DVD burning software


"Carlos" wrote in message
...
Thanks Nick, but I don't get it, my files are already mpeg1, captured from

analog (VCR).
What I want to do is fill a 360 min DVD-RW (6 hours of video), with those

mpeg1 files.


You can only get so much on a disk, so if you have more than will fit, you
have to compress even more which will result in less quality.


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Old May 5th 04, 06:40 AM
Nick Burns
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Default DVD burning software


"Carlos" wrote in message
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Thanks Nick, but I don't get it, my files are already mpeg1, captured from

analog (VCR).
What I want to do is fill a 360 min DVD-RW (6 hours of video), with those

mpeg1 files.


Try this site, it will fix you up.

http://www.videohelp.com/


  #23  
Old May 5th 04, 07:57 AM
Carlos
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Thanks Nick !
I understand it will be less quality.
I will check the web site you gave me.
Hope to find something,
Thanks again!
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Old May 5th 04, 08:04 AM
Nick Burns
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"Carlos" wrote in message
...
Thanks Nick, but I don't get it, my files are already mpeg1, captured from

analog (VCR).
What I want to do is fill a 360 min DVD-RW (6 hours of video), with those

mpeg1 files.


Try this site, it will fix you up.

http://www.videohelp.com/


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Old May 5th 04, 08:04 AM
Carlos
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Default DVD burning software

Thanks Nick !
I understand it will be less quality.
I will check the web site you gave me.
Hope to find something,
Thanks again!
 




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