Transitions on VCD

John how do you get the music on your shows for the VCD? Maybe there is s
ome suggestion that you can give to me to do this or give me an idea what i
s wrong here or if it is something that I am doing wrong. I have the Window
s Media player version 9 which is the newest one, also have tried to conver
t some songs to MP3 from wav and vice versa, downloaded the codec thing fro
m Xat and it says that it downloaded fine but if I go to a search it does n
ot show up nor is it in my add/remove programs which is odd. Or if someone
would send me two songs that they have used that would go with a wedding s
how that I can download and see if they would work. I am looking for a need
le in a haystack here at this point and it is driving me up the wall. Sandy

Hi John
I already have that converter on here and use it all the time but can not f
igure out what is going on with the music but am going to take a break from
it for the weekend and tackle it again on Monday or whenever. Sandy

Is there any way to get the transitions to appear on the VCD's played
on a DVD player?

They play on my dvd player, no problem. I just set them in the program and
they work.
John

[info_xatcom]

Hello

xatshow 5.1 beta:

http://www.xat.com/xatshow/xatshowi51b3.exe

Chris.

>Is there any way to get the transitions to appear on the VCD's played
>on a DVD player?
>

I have xatshow standard....Do I just install the new version on top of
the existing one?

Bob

> Hello
>
> xatshow 5.1 beta:
>
> http://www.xat.com/xatshow/xatshowi51b3.exe
>
> Chris.
>
> >Is there any way to get the transitions to appear on the VCD's played
> >on a DVD player?
> >

Hi,
I always uninstall the existing version and then do a clean install. The un
installation I find quick and clean.
John

I don't particularly like background music so very rarely add it. When I ha
ve, I just select either a wav or mp3 file and add it in the program. Never
had any problem getting it to play. I never installed a codec for xat and
it always works. Wav's take up such a lot of space that I like to use mp3 f
iles and the quality is pretty good. You can cut a wav size down to a tenth
by converting to mp3. I convert my wavs with a program called "dbPowerAMP
Music converter". Can't remember where I got it from but a web search shou
ld find it.
John

I would like to know what is going on here as I never wrote in to the forum
anything about a wav being larger than a MP3 file. the address on here is
not mine. Would love to have someone explain this to me. Sandy

[still_clucking]

wrote:
> Hi John
> Where did you ever get the idea that a wav is smaller than mp3?
An mp3 is much larger than a wav. Most wav's are 18 to 26kgb, where
an mp3 is 128 on up.
>