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  1. 24th Jan 2002 18:47 #1
    Saj
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    I recently made a VCD using the guides, but set the resolution at 320 x 368, I cropped it and its final resolution came to 320 x 304, it all works fine and all on my PC - I have no standalone DVD player to check if they actually do work on a DVD Player (that can play VCD's) so I gave it to a friend and he said its all messed up... is this because of the resolution setting? or is his DVD player unl33t?
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  2. 24th Jan 2002 20:04 #2
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    Yes, it is because of your framesize.

    You should use just the standard one (352x240/288 ).

    Read "What Is VCD" on the left hand menu.

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  3. 25th Jan 2002 03:49 #3
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    Make sure you stick to the actual specs of VCD (they are listed on this site)

    Pal 352-288, 25 images/sec
    NTSC 352-240, 29.97 images/sec

    Both have audio 224 kbit/sec

    Finally, you need to use a software that can burn VCDs, like Easy CD Creator Deluxe, WinonCD or Nero to name a few.

    Finally, you need a DVD player that can read CDRs.

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  4. 25th Jan 2002 20:35 #4
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