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  1. 22nd Jul 2002 11:49 #1
    leejarman
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    I can play vcds on my stand alone player at home, however people i know have borrowed my VCDs and are unable to play them on they're players even though they've had VCDs in the past that have played?

    Any thoughts?



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  2. 22nd Jul 2002 12:07 #2
    banjazzer
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    They paid too much for their DVD players. The more you pay, the less they tend to play, it seems. Strange - but true. 8)

    Check out the fancy-priced Sonys in the DVD player section of the site.
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  3. 23rd Jul 2002 03:48 #3
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    Yeah, I know about the Sony players, the amount of disks I've wasted for people with those players is unbelievable!



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  4. 23rd Jul 2002 14:41 #4
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    lol

    a friend of mine is extremely proud of his Harman-Kardon dvd-player...
    he paid 499euro....
    and it doesn't support any kind of SVCD

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  5. 23rd Jul 2002 14:48 #5
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    I reckon I could design a very expensive unit which won't play anything. If anyone wants to buy one, please let me know. 8)
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