"Jerky" Places During VCD Playback

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  1. Hunt

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    I have a couple XviDs and I wanted to convert them to VCDs. I can do this easy and good, and the mpg comes out fine.

    But when I burn it to a CD (Nero - 4x), and play the VCD in my DVD player (Philips 751), I get jerky parts every once in a while. I think these are mostly during scenes with lots of motion.

    Everyone know the solution?

    BTW:

    TMPGEnc says:
    Video-CD NTSC Film (MPEG-1 352x240 23.976fps CBR 1150kbps, Layer-2 44100Hz 224kbps)

    I extracted the audi with V-Dub (44100) and used TMPG for the rest. From there, I burned it with Nero at 4x.
     
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    I find files from TMPGEnc do this when played back in a stand-alone. I use CCE SP and have no trouble for svcd. you can also try the panasonic mpeg-1 encoder for vcd!
     
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    So it could be the encoder? I thought so.

    So maybe try using a different one?

    I'm kind of a n00b at all this, so links to a good encoder and directions would help a ton. :)

    I thought TMPG was one of the best. :|
     
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    It is one of the best but just has a problem supporting some scenes on movies! I use TMPGEnc plus for vcd (which i don't create anymore) and i use CCE SP with DVD2SVCD for svcd which is much better!
     
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