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  1. 14th Jan 2003 14:12 #1
    jrock
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    Hi! I finally made a vcd...the only problem is my dvd player will not read it. I looked up the model on this site and it does play vcds. I looked in the manual of my dvd players and it says it accepts 74 minute and 20 minute vcds. I however recorded the vcd using an 80 minute cd. Is that really the problem?? The dvd usually interprets it as "no disc" and "please insert a disc" Thanks in advance.

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  2. 14th Jan 2003 14:21 #2
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    What model do you own? If it says it plays CD-Rs and CD-RWs, then it will play your home made VCDs. If not, it will omly play commercially produced VCDs.
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  3. 14th Jan 2003 14:24 #3
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    Ohhhh..I see now. Thank you so much for replying so quickly. Well, the manual says it doesn't play cd-r so I guess my home-made vcd won't work. Now I get why the vcd's I buy work and the one's I make will not. Thanks again.
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  4. 14th Jan 2003 15:26 #4
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    You could still try cdrw or 'silver' coloured cdr - they work in many players that don't accept cdr.
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