MP3s on VCD

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2 total messages Started by Pyroman Mon, 20 Sep 1999 00:00

#5204

Author: Pyroman
Date: Mon, 20 Sep 1999 00:00

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All,

Is it possible to burn MP3s so that they look like the sound track of a
normal VCD and hence can be played in a dvd/vcd player? Does anyone know
the difference between the MPEG Audio compression used on VCDs and the
MP3 compression format?

This will eliminate two problems ie

1) uncompressing MP3s then buring as cd-audio
2) the need for a "rio" like mp3 player.

Pyro

Re: MP3s on VCD

#5203

Author: John R Pierce
Date: Sun, 19 Sep 1999 00:00

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Pyroman <pyroman@yoyo.cc.monash.edu.au.no_spam> wrote:

>All,
>
>Is it possible to burn MP3s so that they look like the sound track of a
>normal VCD and hence can be played in a dvd/vcd player? Does anyone know
>the difference between the MPEG Audio compression used on VCDs and the
>MP3 compression format?

Um.  VideoCD uses MPEG layer TWO audio not layer THREE.  crappier
quality by far.  

>This will eliminate two problems ie
>
>1) uncompressing MP3s then buring as cd-audio

You'd have to uncompress the layer 3 then recompress as layer 2.  no
thanks.

get a program like Nero Burning CDROM and you can burn Mp3 files to
CD-DA (standard audio CD) in one pass.

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