It's about cheap limited distribution Joe. CDs cost 1¢ each while DVDs cost 80¢ each. If you have a small target that has DVD-Players that are S-VCD compatible, this is a cheap way to go. k On Sunday, June 8, 2003, at 09:33 PM, Joe Camporesi wrote: > MY gut feeling on this because of mer size difference between a DVD > and a > CD, if your doing anything that is 20 minutes or longer and you want > the > least amount of compression is why go s-vcd verse dvd unless you don't > have > a DVD burner? If I had no DVD burner (and I am no pro in the art of > buring > DVD or compression for that matter) is edit your project and go back > to mini > DV and use that as a player. > > Joe Camporesi > > > On 6/8/03 3:40 PM, "Kunga" <Kunga at FutureMedia.org> wrote: > >> SVCD not VCD Joe. SVCD is similar resolution to that of DVD. VCD is >> more like VHS resolution. Kunga <http://www.ipod-zone.com> <http://www.cube-zone.com> <http://www.apple-zone.com> <http://www.osx-zone.com>