| From: | Clyde Hannan |
| Date: | 9 May 2000 at 22:31:31 |
| Subject: | CDV (was Re: WooooHoooo!) |
Kevin Twyman wrote:
>
> > I think its to do with the encoder or something. Did the VCD
> > standard include support for regional encoding ?
>
> What, you mean I can get a version where Keanu Reeves speaks with a
> Yorkshire accent?
Aw nooooo!
After seeing Keanu's 'remarkable' English accent in Bram Stoker's Dracula, I
would guess his version of a Yorkshire accent would be just as accurate.
I don't think I would pay to see that, but I think I would get a kick out of
seeing it for free ;-)
Back to the topic:-
Weren't all Video CD's encoded using the MPG-1 standard?
And all DVD's use MPG-2?
Can DVD's play back MPG-1 CD's?
I thought that the market for MPG1 video CD's died out and that is has sort of
become the Betamax of film on CD. I think there is some sort of market in the
Far East albeit rather small.
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