Does the type of CDR counts when converting an mpeg to vcd?

[chrisyew]

I've tried converting mpeg to vcd using NERO 5.5 on a blue CDR, but somehow cannot view on my VCD player but can be viewed on my pc dvd player. Seen somewhere (can't really remember) that silver CDR can be used but not other colour like blue or black. Is it TRUE? PLS HELP.

[Hollywood004738]

It really depends on your player. My old DVD player (Philips 420AT) could only read green layered discs (like Office Depot Discs).

[chrisyew]

Mine is a Samsung VCD player. So that means it does play a part?

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On 2001-09-19 04:02:15, Hollywood004738 wrote:
It really depends on your player. My old DVD player (Philips 420AT) could only read green layered discs (like Office Depot Discs).
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[dabar101]

At the top of VCD Start page there is a DVD tab click on it it will tell you if your model and brand will play your CD-R's and what type

[Horrorking]

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On 2001-09-19 06:15:17, dabar101 wrote:
At the top of VCD Start page there is a DVD tab click on it it will tell you if your model and brand will play your CD-R's and what type
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Alas that info is not 100%. My Lenoxx 9000 is listed for a few things that both the specs and my trials seem to prove is NOT the case (Like SVCD's).

David
http://www.horrorking.com