Free download the professional VCD to MP4 Converter - Avdshare Video Converter (for Windows, for Mac), install and then launch it, the following interface will pop up. Step 1 Upload VCD file Clicking the 'Add file' button and the dragging and dropping function are two functions developed to upload the VCD to this VCD to MP4 converter. All Media Player is an all-in-one multimedia player that plays most audio and video files, DVDs, Blu-ray discs, audio CDs, VCDs, and various network and streaming protocols. Enjoy playback of all your favorite music, videos, DVD & Blu-ray movies without the need of installing any extra plugins, codec, or software.
Free Mac Media Player, as a multi-purpose media player, can be used as free VCD player as well. It is very applicable for you to watch any VCDs on Mac. It only needs two steps to play the VCD you want without limitation. The detailed tutorial is as follows.
Preparations you need to do:
- Mac OS X 10.6 - 10.11
- Intel Core2 Duo 2.4GHz processor or higher recommended
- 512 MB RAM or higher recommended
- 250 MB of free disk space
- Internal or external drive
Free trial version of this powerful Media Player is now available on Macgo Official Download Center, or you can click here to download Free Mac Media Player, and then drag its icon to your Application folder.
After installing Free Mac Media Player, you can go to 'Launchpad' and click on its icon to launch the program. The simplified main interface will reduce certain misoperations. You can see two buttons there: Open File and Open Disc.
1) Insert your VCD into the drive and click on 'Open Disc', then wait for a minute for the program to get started. In the next popup window, click on the disc you have inserted, then click on 'Open'.
Wait a second till the main menu pops out and you can make some adjustments there according to your own preferences. You can choose where you want to watch in 'SCENE SELECTION', or make other adjustments in 'SET UP'. Then you can directly click 'Play Movie' to enjoy some movie time.
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VCD and SVCD players
It is possible to play Video Compact Discs (VCDs) and Super VCDs (SVCDs) in Mac® OS X. This FAQ, derived from the corresponding chapter in our book, Troubleshooting Mac OS X, discusses players for these formats and provides related links to additional information.
About VCD and SVCD
VCD and SVCD are video formats that can be burned to inexpensive CD media. VCD is a relatively low-resolution format, roughly equivalent to videotape, whereas SVCD is considered to offer near-DVD quality.
The term VCD is frequently used generically to refer to both VCDs and SVCDs. The original VCD specifications — Versions 1, 1.1, and 2 — use MPEG-1 encoding. SVCDs employ MPEG-2 encoding.
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Additional information about VCD and SVCD formats can be found on the VideoHelp Web site.
Creating VCDs and SVCDs with Mac OS X
You can create VCDs and SVCDs with Mac OS X using Roxio® Toast® or a plethora of open source tools. In addition to the guides and tutorials available on VideoHelp, Matti Haveri’s “SVCD on a Macintosh” site offers excellent advice on creating SVCDs and related video formats, with numerous links to tools and related sites. Occasionally, popular Mac-oriented magazines will publish articles on creating VCDs and SVCDs.
Using VCDs and SVCDs with home DVD players
Some home DVD players do not support SVCDs. If you have problems playing VCDs in your home DVD player, the discs may actually be SVCDs. Accordingly, if you are going to burn VCDs for yourself or a friend, its important to know precisely what VCD formats the target home DVD player supports. This information is usually found in the manual for the home DVD player.
VideoHelp also provides a searchable database of reader reports on DVD players compatible with VCD and SVCD formats.
Mac OS X support for VCD and SVCD
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| Mac OS X version | Support for VCD and SVCD |
| Mac OS X 10.7 and later | QuickTime Player (QuickTime X) and QuickTime Player 7 both support VCD playback. For instructions, see the Mac Help document “Playing a video compact disc (VCD).” Neither QuickTime Player nor QuickTime Player 7 support SVCD playback: Apple recommends using a third-party player. Prior to Mac OS X 10.7, some claimed that QuickTime Player 7 could play SVCDs with the addition of the QuickTime MPEG-2 Playback Component. Unfortunately, the QuickTime MPEG-2 Playback Component cannot be installed on Mac OS X 10.7 and later as QuickTime Player includes support for some MPEG-2 formats. |
| Mac OS X 10.4 - 10.6 | QuickTime® supports the playback of VCDs. Instructions are found in the Mac Help document 'Playing a Video Compact Disc (VCD)' corresponding to the version of Mac OS X you are using. Officially, QuickTime does not support SVCD playback, hence a third-party player is required. Unofficially, we have read reports wherein some claimed to play SCVDs in QuickTime with the QuickTime MPEG2 Playback Component. We have been unable to test this, though it would seem possible given that SVCDs are encoded in the MPEG-2 format. |
| Mac OS X 10.3 | QuickTime 6.4 and later support the playback of VCDs under Mac OS X 10.3. Instructions are found in the Mac Help document “Mac OS X 10.3: Playing Compact Disc (VCD) media.” Officially, QuickTime does not support SVCD playback, hence a third-party player is required. Unofficially, we have read reports wherein some claimed to play SVCDs in QuickTime with the QuickTime MPEG2 Playback Component. We have been unable to test this, though it would seem possible given that SVCDs are encoded in the MPEG-2 format. |
| Mac OS X 10.2 | To play VCDs or SVCDs under Mac OS X 10.2, you must use a third-party player: neither QuickTime nor DVD Player support these formats. |
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Third-party players
The following applications provide VCD and SVCD playback under Mac OS X:
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- VLC Media Player is a freeware video player that can play VCDs, DVDs, and a variety media formats, such as AVI- and DivX®-encoded files. VLC is also often referred to by its name, VideoLAN Client. As of the time of this writing, SVCD support in VLC is incomplete.
- MacVCD X is a shareware VCD player for Mac OS X 10.2-10.6. You can download a free trail version which will play the first five minutes of a VCD. If MacVCD X works for you, paying the license fee provides a registration code that will unlock all of the application’s features. To play SVCDs, Mac VCD X requires the QuickTime MPEG2 Playback Component.
Related links
- VideoHelp is an excellent site offering a plethora of information on video formats.