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> * Ralph Smeets <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Tue, 02 May 2000
> | 5) CDV IS NOT the combination of LDV and CD. The video on CDV is also
> | digital. LDV is analog.
>
> Video-CD, not CD Video. Video-CD is analog.
Look at http://www.eurekamovies.com/vcd_article.cfm :
| The second way is if you have a DVD player. Most DVD players will be able
| play video CD movies as well as DVD movies. DVD movies are encoded using
| a compression technique called MPEG2. Video CDs on the other hand are
| encoded using MPEG1 compression. Since MPEG2 decoders (your DVD player)
| are backward compatible, you will most likely be able to play video CDs
| using your DVD players. You cannot, unfortunately, play DVDs using your
| VCD players.
Ie, Video-CD is digital!
Or at http://www.greenspun.com/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-msg.tcl?msg_id=0034fz
| How do you copy VCD?
|
| greenspun.com : LUSENET : Video CD : One Thread
|
|
| i want to copy VCD files to another CD-R! For example I have alot of
| Music VCD that have tracks on it that I dont't like. I want to copy only
| the track that I like into one CD! So please show me how!
|
| Every time i opened the CD-R I see alot of folders! But I don't know
| what to use! Please help me!
|
| -- Martin Tran ([EMAIL PROTECTED]), May 02, 2000
|
| Answers
|
| Other than a burner and a VCD mastering software, you need only one
| toll and some hd space.
|
| The tool you need is VCDGEAR.EXE, a simple Command-line program
| that recreate the MPEG file from the DAT ones presents in the VCDs
| you have. Extract only the tracks you want from the /MPEGAV
| directory and then burn it with a VCD mastering software (VCDC,
| WinOnCD, Nero...).
|
| -- Jean-Luc Picard ([EMAIL PROTECTED]), May 02, 2000.
Hmm, Video CD is digital???
But I was also wrong with number 5:
according to:
http://www.greenspun.com/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-msg.tcl?msg_id=002z59
| CD Video or VCD??
|
| greenspun.com : LUSENET : Video CD : One Thread
|
|
| I have a CD-Video single which has 3 audio tracks and a PAL TV CDV
| track. When I put the disc in my iMac DV and open the folder for the
disc it
| comes up on the desktop as "Audio CD1" . I can see the 3 audio tracks
but
| nothing for track 4; no folder for video or an MPEG file, nothing.
|
| I tried SImpleVCD 2.2, but that doesn't seem to recognise the disc. I
have
| Quicktime 4, Apple DVD player and iMovie and none of them seem to
| recognise the disc or a video file. I'm going to take the disc to work
and try
| it on my PC to see what Windoze makes of it!
|
| I'm not going to be into collecting VCDs, but I'd like to play the video
on
| this disc.
|
| From looking at the VCD Player site it seems that CD-Video and VCD are
| different standards? Is this correct and how do I play the video file on
an iM
|
|
| -- Andy piercy ([EMAIL PROTECTED]), April 16, 2000
|
| Answers
|
| CD Video is a different format from Video CD.
|
| -- The Lone Ranger ([EMAIL PROTECTED]), April 16, 2000.
|
|
|
| if i am correct, cd video can be read by a laserdisc player. cd video
was
| made for that format
|
| -- Doug ([EMAIL PROTECTED]), April 16, 2000.
|
|
|
| There is little else to be done aside from putting that disc into a
laserdisc
| player and capturing the video right off to your PC and authoring a VCD
| with it. Unlike DVD and VCD, the video on CDVs is analogue.
|
| -- EMartinez ([EMAIL PROTECTED]), April 17, 2000.
|
Thus.... CDV is analogue and VCD is digital.....
Cheers,
Ralph -> somehow where getting off-topic here.....
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