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SVCD Playback prob with Apex AD500W

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alanv72
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Post Posted: Jul 06, 2001 15:03 Posts View users profile Send private message Reply with quote

Hey Guys,
I just got my Apex AD500W at Walmart 2 nights ago, and I have still not been able to find a combonation of settings that will make a SVCD play with having bad characters with skipping playback.

I have used all the default settings (plus tried tweaking settings) in TMPGenc with no luck. I am burning with Nero 5.5.2.4 . I am using some cheap HiVAL CDRWs to do the testing...

I'm getting a little frustrated... BTW the player plays some old VCDs just fine...

Does anybody have any suggestion on what I could be doing wrong?


alanv72
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Post Posted: Jul 07, 2001 06:32 Posts View users profile Send private message Reply with quote

Looks like it was a media problem...

Can a SVCD be played on CDRW or is this just cheap media?

Thanks,
Big AL


adam
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Post Posted: Jul 07, 2001 11:33 Posts Comp View users profile Send private message Reply with quote

Yes svcds can be burned to cdrw. My apex has problems with cheap cdrws too. Cheap cdrs are fine, decent to high quality cdrws are fine but the cheap cdrws just get really pixellated, especially at the end of the disk. I recommend you use cdrs instead.

ya_jai
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Post Posted: Jul 07, 2001 18:16 Posts View users profile Send private message Reply with quote

I own an APEX 660 and have a picture problem with CDRW especially Silver layer (Memorex). I have read from somewhere (might be here) that the best CDRWs for APEX should be Gold layer. Never try one of those myself because I use CDRW just to test VCDs and SVCDs then burn the real ones in CDR (Vibatim Dark Blue layer).


Al Bundy
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Joined: 10 Apr 2001
Location: The Netherlands

Post Posted: Jul 07, 2001 18:29 Posts View users profile Send private message Reply with quote

alanv72

I have a similar issue with my player. Would you check with CDR's and post your findings please!?
Preferably with the same video material you used on CDRW's.

Thanks in advance.


oldcomputerwiz
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Joined: 04 May 2001

Post Posted: Jul 08, 2001 02:34 Posts View users profile Send private message Reply with quote

No problem with Imation CD-RW's on my AD660. Did have a problem with a Memorex Platinum CD-RW after using/erasing about a dozen times.


Steve


alanv72
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Post Posted: Jul 08, 2001 04:03 Posts View users profile Send private message Reply with quote

I burned the same test MPGs on TDK CDRs and the movies played great. I guess the HiVal CDRWs just don't cut it..

I have burned serveral different bitrates of the same movie on the TDK cdrs and all of the movies worked fine.

Thanks,
Big AL


ya_jai
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Post Posted: Jul 09, 2001 03:05 Posts View users profile Send private message Reply with quote

Quote:

On 2001-07-08 11:03:15, alanv72 wrote:
I burned the same test MPGs on TDK CDRs and the movies played great. I guess the HiVal CDRWs just don't cut it..

I have burned serveral different bitrates of the same movie on the TDK cdrs and all of the movies worked fine.

Thanks,
Big AL



Hey Big Al, if you use CDRs to test all your burnt-(s)vcd, I think you will waste a lot of CDRs. Sometimes we need to test (s)vcd before. Like Steve said, I burnt a lot of my testing movie in CDRW then erase it and they re-burn it again and again. For economic way, you might go with CDRW for testing. smile.gif smile.gif smile.gif


alanv72
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Post Posted: Jul 09, 2001 18:11 Posts View users profile Send private message Reply with quote

ya_jai...

If you would have read my original post, you would see that the CDRW was my problem.. I burned the same movies on a CDR to make sure that I didn't have an encoding problem... My last post was in response to Al Bundy's request..

Please do not post lame comments...


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