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What is VCDGear?

VCDGear is a tool written to effortlessly extract MPEG streams from CD images, convert VideoCD files to MPEG, correct MPEG errors, create (Super)VideoCDs and more!. The first public release was back in late 1997 and ever since then, VCDGear has continued to grow in complexity, offering a multitude of features to make this a very powerful tool for VideoCD enthusiasts. VCDGear is the result of over 6 years of work.

Some of the features you will find in VCDGear are:

* MPEG stream extractions from popular CD images
* On the fly MPEG correction to fix certain types of MPEG errors
* Super VideoCD and VideoCD image creation
* Sample generation
* Multilanguage support
* Graphical interface and command-line versions available
* Cross platform
* Free! (donations are accepted!)

Anyone requiring the need to transport their video materials will find VCDGear as a useful tool to assist them in getting the video to play on their computer or VideoCD player.

billanben wrote:Hi There

Have recently downloading ISO image which I know can burn to DVD, but what I am looking to do is create an AVI (XVid) file either from the ISO, or from the files extracted which are VOB, IFO, BUP of course.

Anyone have any software which can do this please ?

thx

Rich wrote:you can copy part files to desktop and rename them as .avi but depending on how much you have downloaded you will not be able to view the entire file, that's the best way to preview, make sure you have a decent player though such as media player classic or VLC

wizardly1 wrote:Ok, as you all may know, I recently lost everything in my computer, and have been slowly trying to get going again. Unfortunately I can't view any of the part files due to lacking a code of some sort. Any ideas what I need to do to fix it so I can view the part 1.? So far, when the file is complete, it plays and I see it, but until then, I can not do a preview. I am stumped. Any help will be appreciated!

Wiz