[MPlayer-users] .vro files

[Jason Hollinden]

Didn't find anything.  I've just been encoding the whole .vro file at
once into an SVCD like this:

mencvcd sideA -noburn -cdsize 800 -svcdout -vnorm n -vfr 4 vr_movie.vro

If I ever hear of anything, I'll let you (and the few others that have
contacted me) know.

BTW, I haven't been able to play the DVD-R disks this camera creates
with mplayer.  I don't have one handy, but next time I have one I'll
make a note of the error message.  If I recall, it's something like
"inproper .ifo file" or whatnot.  It plays fine in my standalone DVD
player, so I'm assuming the disk is ok.  Have you had any problem with
that media?

Thanks...

On Mon, 06 Jan 2003, Joe S. Almeida wrote:

> [Automatic answer: RTFM (read DOCS, FAQ), also read DOCS/bugreports.html]

> Jason, my name is Joe Almeida, and I just read a post by you concerning converting .vro files, I am in the same boat, as I have a DZMV230A camcorder. I just  found out that ULEAD video editing software (DVD Movie factory 2 @ ulead.com) will import .vro files and allow you to author and do minor editing. I am looking for more than just minor cut and trim editing software, I am looking for edit software, did you have any luck in finding any software? Any help you could provide would be much appreciated. Thanks Joe.
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