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<p>K3b found session containing Joliet information for long filenames but no Rock Ridge extensions.<p>The filenames in the imported session will be converted to a restricted character set in the new session. This character set is based on the ISO9660 settings in the K3b project. K3b is not able to display these converted filenames yet.

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Playback control, PBC, is available for Video CD 2.0 and Super Video CD 1.0 disc formats.

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This controls whether APS constraints are strict or relaxed.

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This controls whether to update the scan data information contained in the MPEG-2 video streams.

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This element allows to set viewing restrictions which may be interpreted by the playing device.

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Used to set the number of empty sectors added before the lead-out area begins.

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Used to set the track pre-gap for all tracks in sectors globally.

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Sets the front margin for sequence items.

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Sets the rear margin for sequence items.

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<p>This is the most basic <b>Video CD</b> specification dating back to 1993, which has the following characteristics:<ul><li>One mode2 mixed form ISO-9660 track containing file pointers to the information areas.</li><li>Up to 98 multiplex-ed MPEG-1 audio/video streams or CD-DA audio tracks.</li><li>Up to 500 MPEG sequence entry points used as chapter divisions.</li></ul><p>The Video CD specification requires the multiplex-ed MPEG-1 stream to have a CBR of less than 174300 bytes (1394400 bits) per second in order to accommodate single speed CD-ROM drives.<br>The specification allows for the following two resolutions:<ul><li>352 x 240 @ 29.97 Hz (NTSC SIF).</li><li>352 x 240 @ 23.976 Hz (FILM SIF).</li></ul><p>The CBR MPEG-1, layer II audio stream is fixed at 224 kbps with 1 stereo or 2 mono channels.<p><b>It is recommended to keep the video bit-rate under 1151929.1 bps.</b>