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Are my fears correct?

Discussion in 'MPEG-1 and MPEG-2 encoding (AVI to DVD)' started by Tookrak, Jan 17, 2003.

  1. Tookrak

    Tookrak Member

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    Hey all

    How is everyone?

    I have a couple of questions.

    Basically it all comes down to this

    I download divx movies, convert to VCD movies and burn to CD.

    This process is all cool and works well for me however i have been having the following problems with the actual finished disc.

    They seem to work fine when played on my computer but when i play it on my Wintel 2010B DVD player it works, but sometimes the sound has a slight delay or the video goes slow and then catches up etc..

    Now, this only seems to be a problem of my DVD player, so basically i am asking this

    Is it a problem with the media that i am using or the DVD player that i own?

    Also if it is a problem with the media is it at all possible to copy from dodgy media to good media without losing any quality?

    Thanks all in advance!
     
  2. Dela

    Dela Administrator Staff Member

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    Couple of tips here for ya. Never burn vcd/svcd over 4x and always use good media! that should stop a few problems!
     
  3. Tookrak

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    What is good media?

    I have used two types and the both seems to have the same problems!

    First type was "Burn Right 700MB"

    second type was "TDK 700MB"

    are these any good?
     
  4. Dela

    Dela Administrator Staff Member

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    I'm not sure i dont use either of them!
     
  5. CrumFarm

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    Well, I've heard it's almost impossible to burn a DIVX downloaded movie to a DVD (I use Sony DRU-500A). It's possible, then, to burn to a SVCD? Do you use a CD/RW or a DVD/RW?
     
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    SVCD was made for cd-r/rw media. I would recommend using DVD2SVCD!
     
  7. Newbboob

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    Well DVD players play things slower and with less accuracy then computer cd-rom drives, I know I'm a noob, but I know this is what causes vcds/svcds to play with unsynchronized sound on DVD/VCD players, the computer can go fast enough to make sure you don't see these errors, but your other player can't. Read this offa some tutorial somewhere... hope it helps. ;]

    Oh yeah, and so the problem is with when you burnt it, you musta picked some flawed settings so it was unnoticable on your pc, but showed up on your DVD player.
     
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