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  1. 27th Jun 2002 14:23 #1
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    COMPUTERS CAN....WHY CANT YOU PUT A LITTLE PROGRAM AT THE BEGINNING OF THE AVI FILE SO THE DVD PLAYER WILL WORK?
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    dvd players only play vob files !!! that is what ther set for or mpeg-1 white book format vcd's
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  3. 27th Jun 2002 15:36 #3
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    Originally Posted by Salatious1
    dvd players only play vob files !!! that is what ther set for or mpeg-1 white book format vcd's
    To say the least: 'cause users want more than mere seconds of video on a CD-R.
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  4. 28th Jun 2002 19:32 #4
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    Your assuming that the AVI file is uncompressed, but it could also be a DIVX AVI

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  5. 28th Jun 2002 19:57 #5
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    DVD players have no conventional OS or processor, so running a program won't work.
    However, some DVD players, such as APEX 500, WILL play a raw AVI.
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    Because AVI is just a termwhich is applied to hundreds of completely
    different file formats, each with various audio, frame size, bitrate and
    other options.

    Too many options = too difficult for manufacturers V's cost the consumer
    is prepared to pay.
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