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redarrow · 08-20-2004, 07:35 AM

What you do is..

Download CDRWin @ http://www.goldenhawk.com/cdrwin.htm

The demo is fine for what you need.. granted it takes an hour do burn a disc, but we shouldnt be spending that much time on the computer anyways.

I dont know if you can run in on a Mac, but you can always transfer the movie file(s) to a PC.

Ok, I'll get to the heart of this. After you have converted the movie file using Winrar you will have two files, a huge .bin file and a small(er) .cue file.
The .cue file, which you can open with Notepad, tells you how to set up/modify the burner so that the S/VCD youre burning burns perfectly.
If you dont change the settings around, you might come out with a bad disc.

What CDRWin does is changes all the settings and modifys the burner all by itself. All you have to do is load the .cue file and turn on some good music.

Ok, so youve downloaded CDRWin. Open it. At the top left of the little window, there is a icon with a 1/4 of a CD on it. Click it. Yeah, its at 1X speed because its a demo, but like I said, we shouldnt spend that much time on the comp anyways. On the left of the Record Disc window, it will say load cuesheet. This is the .cue file I was talking about, so go and find it.
If the .bin file isnt at the same place the .cue file is, go and reconvert the movie file so that both are at the same place.
Then, a few buttons down from Load Cuesheet, you click Record Disc.

Note: Alot of times when its done with a disc it will say there is an error. Often there is not, its just being weird, so go and try it in the DVD player before you throw it away.

08-20-2004, 07:35 AM	#10 (permalink)
redarrow Banned Location: i gotta go	What you do is.. Download CDRWin @ http://www.goldenhawk.com/cdrwin.htm The demo is fine for what you need.. granted it takes an hour do burn a disc, but we shouldnt be spending that much time on the computer anyways. I dont know if you can run in on a Mac, but you can always transfer the movie file(s) to a PC. Ok, I'll get to the heart of this. After you have converted the movie file using Winrar you will have two files, a huge .bin file and a small(er) .cue file. The .cue file, which you can open with Notepad, tells you how to set up/modify the burner so that the S/VCD youre burning burns perfectly. If you dont change the settings around, you might come out with a bad disc. What CDRWin does is changes all the settings and modifys the burner all by itself. All you have to do is load the .cue file and turn on some good music. Ok, so youve downloaded CDRWin. Open it. At the top left of the little window, there is a icon with a 1/4 of a CD on it. Click it. Yeah, its at 1X speed because its a demo, but like I said, we shouldnt spend that much time on the comp anyways. On the left of the Record Disc window, it will say load cuesheet. This is the .cue file I was talking about, so go and find it. If the .bin file isnt at the same place the .cue file is, go and reconvert the movie file so that both are at the same place. Then, a few buttons down from Load Cuesheet, you click Record Disc. Note: Alot of times when its done with a disc it will say there is an error. Often there is not, its just being weird, so go and try it in the DVD player before you throw it away.