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Playback on DVD Player

Discussion in 'Video playback problems' started by mahdlo, Sep 3, 2008.

  1. mahdlo

    mahdlo Member

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    Hello there people of afterdawn,

    I recently downloaded an .avi file and I have some problems with it in the DVD player. I've had other .avi files that I've burned as a data DVD which have worked on the exact same DVD player, but it seems as if the ones that I have recently downloaded do not work. It's not like there's an error or anything, it's just that there's no picture or audio.

    The DVD player that I use is one from LG and is DivX encoded. Here's a picture of the properties of that .avi file, and am hoping that someone out there can help me.

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    Thanks,
    mahdlo!
     
  2. davexnet

    davexnet Active member

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    Does your machine play avi's in High Def?
    The file you showed the screen shot from seems to be
    720 progressive.
     
  3. mahdlo

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    Hi dave, thanks for responding.

    Yes, sorry for not indicating that the file is 720 progressive. I guess my DVD player doesn't support that.

    Is there anything that I can do to make it down to just progressive scan? This is the DVD player that I have (LG LDA-830):

    http://ca.lge.com/en/products/model/detail/dvdplayer_lda830.jhtml

    Thanks,
    mahdlo
     
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    Two choices really - if you want to watch it in your DVD player,
    you'll have to re-encode it. Either encode it to another
    avi, for example, 720 * x resolution, Or create a proper DVD
    with something like DVD flick, VSO converxtodvd, Thefilmmachine,
    AVI2DVD, etc,etc.

     
  5. mahdlo

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    Okay, I use TMPGEnc DVD Author to make my original DVDs. So if I do it with this one, it should work?

    Thanks,
    mahdlo
     
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    Give it a try. I'm not familiar with the recent version of DVD author,
    but assuming it can handle the re-encoding, you should be in business.
     
  7. mahdlo

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    Hi dave,

    I used DVDFlick and it worked. Thanks a lot for your help!

    mahdlo
     

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