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  1. 8th Jul 2004 20:12 #1
    Bearbegr
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    Hi,

    I recently made a DVD on my PC, and put it in PAL format... I had some VCDs, and converted to PAL DVD... I burned a folder with Ulead, and then used DVD shrink to make it smaller... I burned the DVD, and put it in my Apex AD-1130 dvd player, and nothing would happen, it says no disc is inside... Is this cause my DVD player does not Support Pal? LMK...
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  2. 8th Jul 2004 20:49 #2
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    Does your player support burned dvd's?
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    Is it burned compliant? How was it burned. A PAL/NTSC error would have said "wrong area", "not NTSC" or something similar. Apex's all pretty much play PAL/NTSC.
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  4. 8th Jul 2004 23:28 #4
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    It must have been a burn mistake... Their were a lot! of steps to turning a SVCD into a DVD complaint file... Now I finally realized how much eisier just converting to VCD is... Then I can fit more on it...
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    Originally Posted by Bearbegr
    It must have been a burn mistake... Their were a lot! of steps to turning a SVCD into a DVD complaint file... Now I finally realized how much eisier just converting to VCD is... Then I can fit more on it...
    Hope it's not interlaced source. Deinterlace ruins video quality.
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  6. 9th Jul 2004 04:28 #6
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    did you find the mistake? did that dvd played on the pc? could be just a glitch in the process... check your steps
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