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>Date: Wed, 16 Jan 2002 20:45:28 -0600
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>From: dillo002 <[log in to unmask]>
>To: Language Learning and Technology International Information Forum               <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: RE: #6472 VCD (Video CD-Rom) production

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I have been working with vcd, the quality is not really good comparing to 
dvd, but it is ok.
I use a mac, imovie 2, toast titatium 5 and quicktime. As you said this 
format is popular en asia (even you can buy foregin movies in a vcd 
format and then play in a dvd player)
But if you want to do your own vcd, i would recommend you to get a new 
imac, so you can burn dvd using idvd
Have a nice week
Michael Dillon
Spanish M.A
GTA
University of Alabama

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>>From: Karl Fisher <[log in to unmask]>
>>Subject: VCD (Video CD-Rom) production
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>Dear LLTI members;
>
>A faculty member is interested in producing VCD disks.
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>She tells me that this is a common format in Thailand and Asia.
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>She is using Mac 0S 9 with QuickTime & Titanium Toast and a CD/R 
drive.
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>According to the documentation it is possible to save in this format, but
>she has not been successful.
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>Does anyone have any advice or experience with this format?
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>Thanks in advance!
>
>Karl
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>Karl W. Fisher
>Director, Language Laboratory
>735 University Avenue
>The University of the South
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>Lab: (931) 598-1468
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