Philips DVP642 XviD Problem

[Hipnotik]

i have burned countless XviD's, DivX, DVDr's, etc in the past and have had very few problems. except about a month ago i was wanting to watch the last ep of a show and, the file was just like all the other eps, would play fine on my pc, but when i used the same method to burn it to a cd-r (tdk) via nero, it looked like garbled junk on my tv.

it played, but it was all runny and the color was jacked and was just not watchable. i ignored it until now i have it happening to another video. i have tried several different cd types, different speeds, even burned the XviD's onto a DVDr since i can also play them that way and it's the same issue.

i loaded the XviD into MPEG4Modifier and it's not QPeL or GMC, which i know these players refuse. has anyone else had this problem? i know i could probably just convert them to IFO/VOBs and be done but i want to know what is causing this so i can prevent it in the future.

[Hipnotik]

oh i tried this trick by pressing the system button on the remote, which, clears *most* of the garbage up but it slowly inches back and is clearly visible and is not existent on the pc

https://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=248690&highlight=dvp+642+xvid

[celtic_druid]

MPEG4Modifier will also tell you what quant matrix was used. If it uses a CQM (custom matrix) then that is most likely the problem.

[Krispy Kritter]

Have you read this post? https://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=272969