hey, ksandbergfl

[retardid130]

I have a sanyo player that does the same thing, reads regular cd's, except I can't get it to play regular .mpg videos,
is thier something special you do man?
do you name the videos just untitled.mpg and they work?

[JayMan]

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On 2001-11-26 20:59:45, retardid130 wrote:

I have a sanyo player that does the same thing, reads regular cd's, except I can't get it to play regular .mpg videos,
is thier something special you do man?
do you name the videos just untitled.mpg and they work?

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You're not trying to play a .mpg file on a standalone DVD player are you???

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[VCDsMakeMoney]

I think retardid is.You have to encode the file to VCD format my friend.Check out the tutorial's on the left to convert to VCD.

[retardid130]

actually I am, one guy said that he put a regular data disc with an mpg and it played, his player could play mp3's and vcd's,
I was wondering how he did it, said it played better then regular vcd's

[VCDsMakeMoney]

I dont think that is even possible.I think your friend had no idea how to make a VCD and probably just lied to you.You MUST encode any video file to the proper VCD format for it to play in a DVD Player.Ofcourse I may be wrong,maybe.

[Baldrick]

some dvd players can play data mpg files with hacked firmwares...but it is always best to burn as vcd to be sure that it works.

[pinoy2201]

Baldrick: some dvd players can play data mpg files with hacked firmwares...but it is always best to burn as vcd to be sure that it works.
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he is correct

[House de Kris]

My Apex AD-1500 plays MPEG data discs straight out of the box, no hacking required.