Uncomplaint MPEG2 for DVD? - Club CDFreaks

PsxCopyGamerGuY · 06-10-2004

I have 1 mpge2 file made from "dvd2svcd", and after editing, I tried to reburn the mpeg2 into dvd!, but after I opened "DVDit!"; and try to inject my first mpg, this error shows and says:
LINK:
http://home.earthlink.net/~winuser9716/file.jpg

¿what have I done? and ¿is there a way to fix it?

Asid · 06-10-2004

to be DVD compliant the file must be 720 X 576 resolution (for pal) and audio must be 48Khz. your MPEG file might be lower resolution or your audio is not at 48Khz

PsxCopyGamerGuY · 07-10-2004

can't I use a 480x480 video to be burned as DVD movie? using DVDit! I tried converting it to DVD file or just following its standards, but the end up movie is too bIG!~

**AZImmortal** · 07-10-2004

you can't use it if you want it to be a standard/compliant video dvd. some programs will allow you to create a non-standard dvd, but playback won't be guaranteed in all dvd players. you'll have to lower the bitrate of the video (to make it smaller) if you want to remain compliant.

Asid · 07-10-2004

480X480 is NTSC resolution for a SVCD. You can use DVD Lab to create a DVD with this MPEG file but it will only play on a DVD player that supports SVCD playback

PsxCopyGamerGuY · 09-10-2004

Quote:

Originally Posted by Asid

480X480 is NTSC resolution for a SVCD. You can use DVD Lab to create a DVD with this MPEG file but it will only play on a DVD player that supports SVCD playback

what about converting it to vcd? will it play on all dvd players?

**AZImmortal** · 09-10-2004

no, not all dvd players can play vcds. you can look here if you want to check whether or not your dvd player can play them.

PsxCopyGamerGuY · 09-10-2004

Quote:

Originally Posted by AZImmortal

no, not all dvd players can play vcds. you can look here if you want to check whether or not your dvd player can play them.

It's for clients. So what would be best to use in terms of dvd player compatibility? epcet burning into DVD-Rs

**AZImmortal** · 09-10-2004

i guess vcd is more compatible, but you'd have to reencode the video anyway if you want them to be vcd-compliant, so you might as well make them dvd-compliant and make dvds instead for max compatibility. any reason why you don't want to author them as dvds? if they're for clients, then compatibility should probably be your main concern.

PsxCopyGamerGuY · 10-10-2004

Quote:

Originally Posted by AZImmortal

i guess vcd is more compatible, but you'd have to reencode the video anyway if you want them to be vcd-compliant, so you might as well make them dvd-compliant and make dvds instead for max compatibility. any reason why you don't want to author them as dvds? if they're for clients, then compatibility should probably be your main concern.

can I author dvd complaint video in the 3xx range resolutions? also, I created vcd from "svcd2dvd" but the final mpg had 352x240 instead of 480, so "DVDit!" could not recognized it as either ntsc or pal! why?

**ChickenMan** · 10-10-2004

352x240 is STANDARD VCD size for an NTSC video. If its encoded as a VCD, then it is also DVD Complinat. All I suggest you do is get a decent Authoring program than DVDit, such as DVDLab or TMPGenc DVD Author.

PsxCopyGamerGuY · 10-10-2004

Quote:

Originally Posted by ChickenMan

352x240 is STANDARD VCD size for an NTSC video. If its encoded as a VCD, then it is also DVD Complinat. All I suggest you do is get a decent Authoring program than DVDit, such as DVDLab or TMPGenc DVD Author.

I wanna use DVDit! it was my first love.

**ChickenMan** · 11-10-2004

I'd get a divorce then, there are better looking fish in the ocean

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Asid CD Freaks Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Brummieland - UK Posts: 407	Re: Uncomplaint MPEG2 for DVD? to be DVD compliant the file must be 720 X 576 resolution (for pal) and audio must be 48Khz. your MPEG file might be lower resolution or your audio is not at 48Khz

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PsxCopyGamerGuY CD Freaks Rookie Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Home Posts: 46	Re: Uncomplaint MPEG2 for DVD? can't I use a 480x480 video to be burned as DVD movie? using DVDit! I tried converting it to DVD file or just following its standards, but the end up movie is too bIG!~ __________________ Never Work Without Get Pay

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AZImmortal Moderator Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 2,941	Re: Uncomplaint MPEG2 for DVD? you can't use it if you want it to be a standard/compliant video dvd. some programs will allow you to create a non-standard dvd, but playback won't be guaranteed in all dvd players. you'll have to lower the bitrate of the video (to make it smaller) if you want to remain compliant. __________________ Vob Blanker \| DvdReMake (Pro) I don't respond to questions through PM that should be asked in the forum

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Asid CD Freaks Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Brummieland - UK Posts: 407	Re: Uncomplaint MPEG2 for DVD? 480X480 is NTSC resolution for a SVCD. You can use DVD Lab to create a DVD with this MPEG file but it will only play on a DVD player that supports SVCD playback

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AZImmortal Moderator Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 2,941	Re: Uncomplaint MPEG2 for DVD? no, not all dvd players can play vcds. you can look here if you want to check whether or not your dvd player can play them. __________________ Vob Blanker \| DvdReMake (Pro) I don't respond to questions through PM that should be asked in the forum

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AZImmortal Moderator Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 2,941	Re: Uncomplaint MPEG2 for DVD? i guess vcd is more compatible, but you'd have to reencode the video anyway if you want them to be vcd-compliant, so you might as well make them dvd-compliant and make dvds instead for max compatibility. any reason why you don't want to author them as dvds? if they're for clients, then compatibility should probably be your main concern. __________________ Vob Blanker \| DvdReMake (Pro) I don't respond to questions through PM that should be asked in the forum

10-10-2004	#11 (permalink)
ChickenMan Senior Moderator Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Oz Posts: 2,645	Re: Uncomplaint MPEG2 for DVD? 352x240 is STANDARD VCD size for an NTSC video. If its encoded as a VCD, then it is also DVD Complinat. All I suggest you do is get a decent Authoring program than DVDit, such as DVDLab or TMPGenc DVD Author. __________________ Cheers, CM Please don't PM me with technical questions, use the Forum, that's what it's here for.

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ChickenMan Senior Moderator Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Oz Posts: 2,645	Re: Uncomplaint MPEG2 for DVD? I'd get a divorce then, there are better looking fish in the ocean __________________ Cheers, CM Please don't PM me with technical questions, use the Forum, that's what it's here for.

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