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  1. 4th Mar 2005 21:26 #1
    Gary King
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    Why for some *.avi files in my Philips 642, I can't fast forward on them? Why does it only happen for certain files and not others?

    Thanks in advance!
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  2. 5th Mar 2005 04:33 #2
    cosma
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    u sure it is divx? (avi file)?
    FF does not work with mpg files....
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  3. 5th Mar 2005 11:42 #3
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    It's an AVI I believe, yes. Most likely XviD
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  4. 5th Mar 2005 12:18 #4
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    I have had this Problem. I just press stop then Play ,Most times on the first shot it will make it able to FF, somtimes I have to do it 2 or 3 times,Why it happens who knows.
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  5. 5th Mar 2005 19:28 #5
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    It is related to disc quality (I got this directly from Philips phone support).

    Try burning a short (~1MB) file last on the disc, like a small MP3 or something, so it's burned *after* the main movie and right before the leadout groove (if your burning software lets you do this). Doing that cured all my FFW/REW issues.
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  6. 5th Mar 2005 21:19 #6
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    What if I just burned a file like 1 kb? just curious if that matters
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  7. 5th Mar 2005 21:51 #7
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    Try it and find out.
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