the bin file should already be good to go as far as being in the vcd format. just burn it like you would anything else. also, there are more factors to it not working in your dvd player than just encoding. some dvd players have issues with types of cdr's... i'd also recommend burning a slower speed than usual, as i've heard that helped in situations (though im not entirely sure why)
converting a movie to a vcd format is a different story.. thats where it gets really tough. it requires drag and drop abilities within a program like nero.
nomoment said:
Both files add up to 700MB+, though. Is there a reason for this? Will Nero compress it when it burns?
It will fit on a 700 MB CD. Have no clue why, but I even had tons of 800+ MB cue/bin fit w/o overburning. Not sure why. Maybe, Windows sees the file incorrectly. Also, usually, people put files into cue/bin so you don't have to convert/add anything which makes it extremely easy to burn/use. If you want to extract the video file w/o burning it, you can use VCDGear, http://www.vcdgear.com/download.html.
Just did a quick test. Extract a 825 MB cue/bin file and got a 814 MB SVCD mpg file. Using Nero's SVCD burn option, the file becomes only 700 MB before burning.
Is there a software that converts *.avi (or is it *.xvid for fansubs?) files into video CDs? I might use it to play anime fansubs on my DVD player. (I tried just burning them but they wouldn't play )
converting a movie to a vcd format is a different story.. thats where it gets really tough. it requires drag and drop abilities within a program like nero.