VCD stand is 352x240. You can't change it.
You can export MPEG1 to 720x480 but the authoring/burning program will convert
it to 352x240.
VCD 2.0 supports some simple menu navigations... you need to create additional
movie file showing the number of track and each track title. Then if your VCD
Player has a key called PBC (Playback Control), you would be able to navigate
the VCD..doesn't have to go track by track in sequence.
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From: y a n o
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 20, 2004 7:12 AM
Subject: [AP] question about encoding
Hi
I wanted to encode the video i did in PPRO 1.5 to a VCD
but looking at the settings for MPEG1-VCD in the media encoder window
i see that the frame size is only 352 x 240
and it's in gray so I can't export it as 720 X 480 as i had wanted to
my option was to export it as MPEG1, and when i burned it onto a CD
and played it on a DVD player the words "vcd 2.0" came out on the TV screen
So I'm not that sure if it is compatible with most VCD players.
Anyway, i was hoping someone could help me understand this.
Is VCD really 352 x 240? Is that the standard size for it and I can't change
it?
Thanks
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