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Star Wars e. 2 November 13 2002 at 11:14 AM		Ryan (no login)

Has any one made a backup of S.W.E.2? If anyone has: how many Cds did you fit it on & what programs did you use?

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John
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SW e.2

November 14 2002, 5:56 AM

2 DVD-R it took.

Pay fiver & get all the manuals you need at http://mpucoder.kewlhair.com/Derrow

John

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Re: Star Wars e. 2

November 16 2002, 3:05 PM

I just Put in on 4 CD-r"s in SVCD format with about 35 minutes on each CD-R ,I could have used 3 but I would have had to put close to 50 Minutes on a CD-r and I wanted the Best Possible Quality...

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ms
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November 16 2002, 4:23 PM

I tried to make a copy of swII, but the audio I got was the directors commentary!!! I was using DVD2SVCD.
Did anyone have the same problem?? Any possible fixes??

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John
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Why bother with SVCD

November 17 2002, 1:42 AM

Make it 2 DVD-R perfect copy

John

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TheOneAndLonely
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November 17 2002, 6:08 AM

Made a 'copy' with DVD2SVCD, TMPGenc 2.59, VBR, sound
128 kb/s, ended up with 3 CD's of very good quality.

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