Problems with Nero 5.5.4.0 VCD Encoder

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Every time I try to make a VCD with an .avi Nero tells me that the disk is full after the encoding process is done! Knowing that the file it encoded was only 213MB before and 385MB after encoding the disk is empty but it will not burn the encoded copy. Any help would be great!

-- Scott Engle (scottnkris@ctcn.net), February 17, 2002

Answers

you need to convert the file to vcd comliant mpeg. then use nero to burn the disc ..do not use nero to encode.

-- john boy (johnbmx4christ@yahoo.com), February 21, 2002.

you need to use an mpeg encoder first. Try xingmpeg encoder. otherwise nero will burn he disk even though it has errors, meaning it wont play in your dvd, etc..

-- r park (rparka176@rogers.com), December 23, 2002.

I'm haveing the same problem:you have to find a vcd codec so that nero will read it as the same file size. I know it's a pain in the ass!

-- Mike Blocho (jd450g@localnet.com), November 18, 2003.

I first had this trouble, but I still use the encoder that is with nero. I just Encoded it and burned it as an Iso or Nrg and then burned it. My files where Avi files about 230mb+, never had a problem with size, just my computer can't handle going from a straight encode to the buring process, taking in in steps helps.

-- Enig` (ifnal7o@yahoo.com), December 31, 2003.

With nero vcd encoder you need meg1 and meg2 plug in to encode the movies however there are quite a few free program for you to try it out like TMPGEnc and Mainconcept ender that deliver good quality video...Good Luck

-- tonylong (longdo1@hotmail.com), January 13, 2004.


I'm having trouble encoding a mpg video to a vcd im using movie maker 2 to change the mpg into wmv then using nero 6 to change it to vcd to play in your dvd player is there a program to use just to change mpg to vcd i tried using nero itself but the movie i have is 697mb when i go to vcd nero its over 800 mb why help !!??? thanks

-- frost (frost_bite@comcast.net), February 29, 2004.

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