Divx to Vcd (1 Viewer)

[zahid]

now does anyone know how i can make a dixv into a VCD if so plz tell me the name of the program..


Latez Zahid

 

[ezzy85]

you can use TMPGenc to make it into an mpg then burn that to a VCD using something like nero.

 

[Huy]

This thread skates on thin ice, as with another thread on "how to rip .VOB to .avi" or something similar.

BOS doesn't promote warez (see Winston's announcement).

Resources: www.doom9.org
www.divx-digest.com
www.dvdrhelp.com

And, of course:

www.google.com

 

[zahid]

hey look i didnt put this thread up to offend or get at anyone...this is the IT section so i asked a legitimate question because i am not to experienced in this field...and how the hell is this WAREZ its like tha same as askin how to convert Jpeg to gif.

laterz

Zahid

 

[Huy]

Originally posted by zahid
and how the hell is this WAREZ it like tha same as askin how to convert Jpeg to gif.

Originally posted by zahid
now does anyone know how i can make a divx into a VCD if so plz tell me the name of the program..

Originally posted by Winston
It's just a very standard thought, so don't worry, most computing users who revolves in the Warez scene would be automatically inclined to link the keywords "AVI", "DVD" "Convert" into the category of warez lol...

Akin to DivX, convert, VCD.

Sorry if I completely misread your (legitimate) intentions as to converting DivX to VCD, but understand that there are grey areas between legitimacy and illegitimate uses for DivX files.

What exactly are you converting? a 700MB DivX file? Downloaded through 15,000,000 byte sized rars?

Try to see my point of view here, but again, I know you're not offending anyone, and you're not "experienced in this field" - but there's a difference between converting .BMP to .JPEG for example, and say, .VOB to .AVI compressed using AC3 audio codecs and the latest xvid video codec (daily, nightly or monthly builds).

Sorry if you're legitimately converting DivX to VCD, but anyone could make the same mistake, as is highlighted in another thread.

.avi files
http://www.boredofstudies.org/community/showthread.php?s=&threadid=12908

 

[-X-]

zahid: Your backing up home movies right?
The sites listed by Huy are good help.

 

[fatmuscle]

it's for his multimedia presentation

he needs a short clip that he has found...

and that's why he needs a convertor.
Illegal it maybe, but it's for 'educational' purposes

 

[Huy]

Originally posted by fatmuscle
it's for his multimedia presentation
he needs a short clip that he has found...
and that's why he needs a convertor.
Illegal it maybe, but it's for 'educational' purposes

Where have I heard you say this before?
fatmuscle is the rationaliser here, somehow able to legitimise every action on behalf of BOS members

lol @ educational purposes *whistles*
I'm sure the divx is required for multimedia presentations

heheh

 

[-X-]

Yeh but he needs it compressed, otherwise he'll need to use more "floppy discs".

hmm...his converting to VCD, that doesnt compress.

 

[enak]

When saying to convert divx to vcd, sounds like warez.
When saying to convert avi to mpg sounds legitimate.

 

[Huy]

Originally posted by enak
When saying to convert divx to vcd, sounds like warez.
When saying to convert avi to mpg sounds legitimate.

Yeah, that's what I was saying above to zahid

Even dat to mpg or
bmp to jpeg

Reasonable enough.

 

[enak]

Sif these n00bs would understand *sigh*
Or he's just asking for trouble :rofl:

 

[copious]

like someone already said TMPGenc is the way to go. ive been using it for a while. After its been converted to mpg just fire up nero and your set for endless vcd's of pr0n.

 

[fatmuscle]

Originally posted by enak
When saying to convert divx to vcd, sounds like warez.
When saying to convert avi to mpg sounds legitimate.

true, cos digicams store movie files as avi sometimes. and that is legit!

 

[Huy]

Most digicams store them as QuickTime .mov

But moving along

 

[copious]

sonys store them in mpg, there goes half your troubles of making vcds

 

[povodude]

If ya wanna fit an hour or 2 on a single vcd I'd recommend getting KVCD templates and using them with TMPGenc.

 

[enak]

Originally posted by Huy
Most digicams store them as QuickTime .mov

But moving along

My sony dsc-p9 stores it as .mpg

 

[Huy]

Originally posted by enak
My sony dsc-p9 stores it as .mpg

Originally posted by copious
sonys store them in mpg, there goes half your troubles of making vcds

I have a Kodak camera and they're always mov (for the Kodaks)

I guess mpg is preferred, but QuickTime is an Apple application.

Speaking of the Apple line, I wouldn't mind a PowerBook G4

 

[enak]

Originally posted by Huy
Speaking of the Apple line, I wouldn't mind a PowerBook G4

Who wouldn't??