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 Post subject: burning multiple mpeg1 files into one VCD
PostPosted: Tue Nov 13, 2007 3:30 am 
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Hi,

I just downloaded the starburn version 9 'evolution'. The look and feel and the features it provide are really good.

However, I am having a small issue.

I took some videos out of my kodak digital camere and the videos are saved as *.mov files (quicktime files). I converted them into mpeg1 video formats and the resultant files are now available as *.mpg. I have nearly 15 to 20 video files like this and I would like to burn all of them into a single VCD. However, starburn is designed to take only one video file to burn a VCD. Is there a way to burn multiple mpg files into a single VCD using starburn?

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Balaji.


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 Post subject: Re: burning multiple mpeg1 files into one VCD
PostPosted: Tue Nov 13, 2007 12:24 pm 
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We don't burn multi-track (multi-file) VCDs/SVCDs and don't have any plans to add this stuff ever. 99% of the people do only need "one CD - one file" movies so we don't want to invest any time/money into old technologies. Sorry for this :)

pnbalaji wrote:
Hi,

I just downloaded the starburn version 9 'evolution'. The look and feel and the features it provide are really good.

However, I am having a small issue.

I took some videos out of my kodak digital camere and the videos are saved as *.mov files (quicktime files). I converted them into mpeg1 video formats and the resultant files are now available as *.mpg. I have nearly 15 to 20 video files like this and I would like to burn all of them into a single VCD. However, starburn is designed to take only one video file to burn a VCD. Is there a way to burn multiple mpg files into a single VCD using starburn?

Thanks,
Balaji.


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PostPosted: Tue Nov 13, 2007 3:44 pm 
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Thanks for your reply.

To me, I consider this feature as a basic one as we record any functions like wedding, house warming etc as multiple video recordings.

I would stick with <ugly commercial software> then.

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Balaji.


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PostPosted: Tue Nov 13, 2007 7:23 pm 
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You can perfectly re-master the whole movie as a single MPEG sequence. VirtualDub could do it just fine.

We don't have any problems with you paying 90 Euro for <ugly commercial software> instead of using our FREE software :)

pnbalaji wrote:
Thanks for your reply.

To me, I consider this feature as a basic one as we record any functions like wedding, house warming etc as multiple video recordings.

I would stick with <ugly commercial software> then.

Thanks,
Balaji.


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PostPosted: Mon Dec 10, 2007 9:41 pm 
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Good joke. You don't have the ability to provide the functionality that they offer, but you call it as "Ugly Commercial software".

hehehe..

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Balaji.


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PostPosted: Mon Dec 10, 2007 10:11 pm 
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Look... We have commercial burning toolkit. It's designed to solve some tasks. Burning multi-track VCD is NOT our toolkit main task. We also have free (I mean it - ABSOLUTELY FREE) end-user software doing probably most of the things people need. Most but not all... If you're not happy with what our stuff does for free - you're welcomed to pay money and get commercial software doing what you want. I don't have any problem with this! Absolutely! Just don't give to that software any advertisment here, OK?

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Good joke. You don't have the ability to provide the functionality that they offer, but you call it as "Ugly Commercial software".

hehehe..

Thanks,
Balaji.


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