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Video CD (VCD) is a format that allows video to be played
back on computers or players that support the Video CD standard.
The advantage of Video CD is that it can be created using the proper
software and a CD recorder; a DVD recorder isn’t required. On the
other hand, VCD quality is comparable to VHS quality—much lower
than DVD quality. You can create Video CD files using MPEG1-VCD
presets in the Adobe Media Encoder. Then, you can write the MPEG1
files to a recordable CD using a program that can create a VCD.
However, because DVD media, recorders, and players are widespread
and affordable, the demand for the VCD format is not as great as
it was initially.
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