It also means that you can play the disc in most DVD players. Hi-tech
home movies. Can't wait until 30 years from now, when I dig out an old
DVD player, and show vacation films to the grandkids. While they make fun
of the moving parts, how big the storage medium is, and that it is only a
2D representation of the scene.
On Tue, 21 Mar 2000, Nils Faerber wrote:
> To be somewhat more precise, writing is only supported as far as copying is
> concerned. And yes, cdrdao (CDR disk at once) can copy VCD format. If anyone
> knows of a pssibility to master a VCD, please let me know!
> I would very much like to toast some MPEG-I movies I have got to a VCD which
> would also enable standalone VCD players to play them without the need for a
> computer beeing turned on (OK actually the VCD player is a computer ;) but I
> guess you know what I mean).
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