.avi & cds

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Look i've been at this for months now, i have Nero 6 Ultra Edition 6.0.6.6 and most of the plugins released, i can't get .avi's to even fit on normal 80MIN 700meg cd's, and i've done the converting part to mpeg, and the quality is completely crap, someone please for the love of god help me

-- Michael (michael@mannix.net.au), February 20, 2005

Answers

VCD format allows for one minute of video per minute on the CD, so an 80 minute CD-R will only hold 80 minutes of video. This is why your AVIs won't fit on one CD when converted. VCD uses a low bitrate and this low bit rate has problems with fast motion video. You will see blocks when something in the video is too fast. Nero's encoder is terrible and I don't recommend using it. You can improve your quality by using TMPGenc (http://www.tmpgenc.net) and using the advance Noise Reduction feature, but it will increase encoding time by a lot to use this advanced feature. If you don't have a spare PC you can use to encode, you can try using TMPGenc without this advanced setting and see what you think. Guides to converting to VCD are available at http://www.dvdrhelp.com.

-- Root (root@yahoo.moc), February 21, 2005.

Will give it a shot, by why whould everyone and i mean everyone that uses bittorrent encode them to .avi's when you need to convert them later on to put on a cd :/

-- Michael (michael@mannix.net.au), February 21, 2005.

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