Re: Video CD recorders

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In Reply to: Re: Video CD recorders posted by EdM on September 20, 2001 at 13:54:43:

EdM,
Thanks. This is a new suggestion; others have told me just to burn both VCD's and CD's directly off the computer. Your idea offers the option of getting a high quality CD-recorder to primarily use for audio CD's and doing the video via the PC. I do have a TV card on my PC, so now I just need to figure out how/if I can record shows on VCD format via software programs such as you mention and then burn them into VCD's on the free-standing CD-R.
I use different search engines than yahoo - I will now try that as well - another reason to say thanks.
Only one downer in all this: the http://www.convergent.com.sg/studioVCD.htm
URL doesn't work. I tried the yahoo search and found it myself, and it is correct, yet I can't connect. Nevertheless, you have steered me towards a direction I was unaware of before.
BigV

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Topic - Video CD recorders - BigV 12:00:55 09/20/01 (6)

Why not just use DIVX (compressed MPEG) - neutral 10:55:02 10/18/01 (0)

Try this... - Iguana Man 07:22:53 09/25/01 (0)

Re: Video CD recorders - EdM 13:54:43 09/20/01 (3)

Re: Video CD recorders - BigV 10:22:15 09/21/01 (2)

Re: Video CD recorders - Joemt 05:47:35 09/25/01 (1)

Re: Video CD recorders - BigV 10:07:02 09/28/01 (0)

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Re: Video CD recorders - BigV 10:22:15 09/21/01 (2)

Re: Video CD recorders - Joemt 05:47:35 09/25/01 (1)

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