Pioneer Problems using SVCD2DVD

[freemchr]

Hi Guys,

Purchased this software the other day. Was originally using the SVCD2DVDMPG and all appeared to work fine.

Purchased SVCD2DVD and I have a Pioneer 344 DVD Player. Using the old software my SVCD's turned out fine, no problems at all. However when I convert the SVCD's with this, even doing the Pioneer Patch, i get the movie on the left hand side of the screen in a small box.. this is annoying i have wasted 4 DVD's trying to get them to work..

Any ideas? it is appreciated.

Thanks for your help

[ChrissyBoy]

ok. so you have a mpg which, using svcd2dvdmpg produced mpgs which you could author ok. But with SVCD2DVD & SDE headers added are not working for you?

Hi,

i have exactly the same prob.
The Pioneer Player show a small picture on the left corner of the TV screen.
But the software player (NVidia) shows the same small picture.
I took SVCD2DVD (full version).

robby

[ChrissyBoy]

So are you applying Pan & Scan info (SDE Headers) AND setting your player to 4:3 Pan & Scan?

[h.a.drake]

Hi CB!

Since my last update to version 1.5.1417.26497 of svcd2dvd, I too have the problem of a small picture on the left corner of the TV screen, when I play the DVD in my Pioneer 525. I applied Pan & Scan info (SDE Headers) AND set myplayer to 4:3 Pan & Scan. I had the problem before and thought after reading the history text, this update would fix the problem. But instead of that it became worse because now also VCD-files (not only SVCD-files) seem to be affected. I mixed VCD and SVCD, PAL and NTSC on one DVD, but only one of the 4 movies played as it should (I think it was the NTSC SVCD).
To my regret I erased the svcd2dvdlog.txt because all 4 Movies played fine on my Cyberhome AD-212 (with setting 4:3 Letterboxed) and I didn' t want to get too much into finding a solution.
But since I saw that I'm not the only one on this matter.....

Greetings
h.a.drake

[yf2001usa]

this is annoying i have wasted 4 DVD's trying to get them to work..

1 tip form me Always use a dvd-rw or dvd+rw to test if your out come is fine cause making dvds isn't a easy process. Lots of things can go wrong.