On 1/7/04 12:43 PM, Malcolm Hamilton at malcolm_hamilton at cbc.ca wrote: > Maybe I barking up the wrong tree here, being very new at this. I > just want to burn the best quality video/audio I can, without wasting > a big 4.7GB DVD on a nine-minute-long item. > In QuickTime, by the way, this file is 1.9 GB - - too big for a CD-R. > In Super-VCD (as mentioned), this file is 145MB - - too small (i.e. > wasted space) for a CD-R. I guess 60 cents is too much to spend on a CD-R? That's about the average going price these days... I say just stick with SVCD. From my experience with Toast 6's SVCD capabilities, it's really easy, and they look pretty good -- WAAAY better than VCD, but only slightly noticeably worse than DVD. Encoding is kinda slow, but if you encode to a disc image, then making copies is super quick. If you've got Toast 6, then you're set, if not, then it's a worthy investment (in my opinion) if you like making SVCDs... 2 cents. - Mark