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  1. 22nd Mar 2003 22:50 #1
    swerdman
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    and then the same cd will play fine in my computer's dvd-rom.

    i make my vcd's with TMPGEnc. i've tried burning with nero and VCDEasy.

    bad burner? bad codec? bad dvd player(dvd's play perfect)?

    any ideas i'd very much appreciate it.
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    need more details.
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    sounds pretty straight forward, your dvd player doesn't like that particular cd-media,try a different brand with the SAME exact settings and see what happens
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  4. 22nd Mar 2003 22:58 #4
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    like what exactly?

    type of dvd player - JVC XV-S300
    cd's - Imation and Phillips
    Burner - Creative - 8-4-32
    do you need specific TMPGEnc settings?
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  5. 23rd Mar 2003 11:34 #5
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    i'd only suggest you buy a different type cd-r/rw like memorex, or fuji . take the same original file(from you hd) burn it to the new disks and try it. I had the same problem, my dvd player for some reason doesn't like "philips" brand cd's but almost all other brands work fine.
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  6. 23rd Mar 2003 12:34 #6
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    Are you making compliant VCD's. Are you altering the bitrate from the VCD standard? VCD's out of spec (XVCD's) won't play on some machines.

    Also, try a lower burn speed maybe, like 2 or 4X.
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