Same errors. I haven't messed with it at all, so look at my other posts for the errors I had in DIKO.

So if I encode the video in TMPGenc with the 360minute template. should I use the wizard, or do it manually?

I don't need to do any multiplexing.

EDIT:

Nevermind everything i've said before this post. I've figured out everything I need except one little thing.

After I encoded the AVI through tmpgenc (with the 360minute template), I selected Video CD in Nero so that I could put the mpg in and burn it, but Nero said that the video wasn't "video cd compliant" and that it would try to re-encode it. Obviously, I don't want nero to re-encode.

How can I burn the mpeg without Nero trying to re-encode it?

Double Edit: ^_^'

I've solved the problem. I just had to use a burning program called VCDeasy. The results surprise me. On my main dvd player, it is a bit blurry, but no complaints.. . . .but when I play it on my portable dvd player it looks perfect!! I'm very happy. This was just a test, I only threw 1 episode in a cd-rw. Later on i'll tell you how many episodes I'm able to fit in 1 cd-r. I'm hoping for "at least" 10 episodes. (each episode is about 20-25minutes long)

Just don't go expecting too much quality, though.
Just remember your encoding from a previous encode which already was lossy.
And you're going for too much video data IMHO.
Anyway I hope it is satisfying for you.
Cheers

it turns out, I can only fit 7 episodes(roughly 20-25 minutes each) onto one kvcd. Where's my 360 minutes that was mentioned on the page I downloaded the template from?

This is better than a normal vcd since i'm getting 7 instead of 3, but I thought I would be able to fit at least 10 like I originally thought.

It is not "360 minutes" it is "up to 360 minutes". That makes a big difference.
Mainly, you will never reach this if your source is fullscreen. The values are given for 2.35 material (black borders are very easy to compress ;-)).

How are your sources ?