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iVCD authors Video CDs(VCDs) on Mac OS X. Starting with iMovie, Quicktime or .AVI movie files, iVCD can author VCDs (MPEG-1), Super Video CDs (MPEG-2), XVCDs, XSVCDs or generic MPEG, supports both NTSC and PAL output formats and VCDs with menus (playback control).
With iVCD, each movie you make is stored in a separate project folder, so you can easily make additional copies of your home movies or corporate training videos.
As added conveniences, it also plays .mov files, previews encoded MPEG, and erases CDRWs. It also has other special features for creating Kiosk VCDS, lightening video and rescuing video clipped on the TV screen.
A Video CD (VCD) is a video format that uses ordinary recordable CD media to store movies and can be used instead of a DVD or a VHS tape. VCDs provide 30 to 60 minutes of VHS or better quality playback and are both convenient to play and inexpensive to produce.
VCDs can be played on component DVD players, component VCD players and in any Windows or Macintosh computer with a CD drive (requires player software). Because they are produced on a low cost, light-weight media, VCDs are inexpensive to produce and inexpensive to ship.
What's New in This Release:
· Added iVCD 2.0 feature support - Expert Settings Tab, Encoded MPEG Preview, Improved performance throughenhanced threading, Lighten video effect feature, the resultingvideo is brighter, TV Safe Border effect, Kiosk mode, Singleclick Video CD button, support for more CD-RW drives with Apple Disk Recording APIs (requires OS X 10.3), Video CDPlaylists and Menus
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