> I have quite a bit of analog video footage (i.e. standard VHS > videocassettes) that I am interested in capturing and outputting into > some kind of vcd format. From what I read, it is possible to put video > onto a standard (non-DVD) CD-R in a format that can be played by most > DVD players. > > If anyone has successfully done something like this in Linux, I would > be grateful to hear of what hardware/software you used and what steps > you followed. > > Thanks. if you have the power pack, or prosuite, you shou;ld have a video editing package called "broadcast2000" or "bcast2000" install and edit your videos with it, "render" the video as mpg1, and save. use gcombust to save and burn as *.vcd and stick the cd into your dvd to see the movies. I am sure there are better ways to save as .vcd, and some where some one must know more about the meni system used in dvd players than I do
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