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  1. 4th May 2003 16:57 #1
    gardnfev
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    Well, I've burned per Pinnacle Studio Version 8.5, a VCD for use on home DVD, a Panasonic RV-41. This DVD playere is supposed to be able to run VCD's - to no avail, get everything from "cannot read disk" to garbled picture and sound output - works OK on computer...Any idea(s) what I am doing wrong, or where I can look for answers??? It SEEMS very straightforward when reading "how to's", however...

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    could be anything. could be that some dvd players are picky about what brand cd-r you use. could be the framerate.
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    go to the dvd player compatibility section on this site and look for your player, to me , i wanna ask if when you bought the player did u check to see if it plays vcds, if not , they sinply wont play, no matter what, if yours does support vcd, then your gonna have to give me some more detail...holla
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  4. 4th May 2003 19:54 #4
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    Yes, my DVD player is supposed to do VCD ok.... That's why I'm writing...


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    If you used a cdr, try a cdrw they often work better with standalone units.
    The laser seems to "see" them better.
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    My friend has that player and he cannot get vcd's to work
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