I encoded some VCDs using DVDX/TMPGENC, and burned them on proper CD-R (Sony) using WinOnCD.
They work fine on the PC, but when viewed on Toshiba SD-210, I get either some blocky scenes, or some interuptions in the display.
The sound is always in synch though.
1. Is is know weakness of such DVD players ?
2. Should I use other CD-R makes ?
3. It is probably not the encoding, nor the burning since the PC reads them fine, right ?
Many thanks for your help.
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