Bitrate Viewer log, anything special about this VCD?

[Kban]

Num. of picture read: 162223
Stream type: MPEG-1 CBR
Resolution: 352*240
Aspect ratio: 1:1 VGA
Framerate: 29.97
Nom. bitrate: 1070000 Bit/Sec
VBV buffer size: 20
Constrained param. flag: Yes
Chroma format: 4:2:0
DCT precision: 8
Pic. structure: FRAME
DCT type: Frame
Quantscale: Linear
Scan type: ZigZag
Frame type: Progressive
Notes:

Bitrate Peak: 1229
Bitrate Average: 1011

This is what I got, anything special about this VCD? is it XVCD?

[Conquest10]

it looks to be a normal vcd

[Kban]

For some reason my DVD Player - Samsung s223 - cant FF or RW this VCD, but when I make my own VCD's they work ok, i can even FF/RW at 8x

[Kban]

This is the log of the second VCD of the movie:

Num. of picture read: 145904
Stream type: MPEG-1 CBR
Resolution: 352*240
Aspect ratio: 1:1 VGA
Framerate: 29.97
Nom. bitrate: 1200000 Bit/Sec
VBV buffer size: 20
Constrained param. flag: Yes
Chroma format: 4:2:0
DCT precision: 8
Pic. structure: FRAME
DCT type: Frame
Quantscale: Linear
Scan type: ZigZag
Frame type: Progressive
Notes:

Bitrate Peak: 1355
Average: 1133

What is so special about these VCD's that wont let me FF/Rw?

[sterno]

Both of those appear to be XVCD because the bitrate is nonstandard. A standard VCD will have a nominal bitrate of 1150000 (1150k), not 1070000 (1070k) or 1200000 (1200k). That may be why you can't fast-forward or rewind, some players have trouble with those and time searches on XVCD. Standard VCD MPEGs also generally show 4:3 as the aspect ratio, not 1:1 VGA (but standalone players usually ignore the aspect ratio setting on a VCD).