Playing Movies

[h121589]

can u play a movie thats an image (.cue) in a dvd player that doesnt support vcd??? :helpsmile:

[muchspl2]

no
are you sur your dvd player doesn't support vcd, almost 100% do but svcd is abit less, several of mine don't play svcd but play vcd and kvcd (thank god :01: )

[h121589]

ya my DVD player supports vcd but my friends dvd player doesnt bcuz i had burn Barbershop 2 and i let him borrow it and when he put in the disc it said NO DISC ERROR

[accat13]

if it was a bin,cue are you sure it was vcd and not svcd(if it was svcd means you friends player doesn't support svcd) ;)

[h121589]

Originally posted by accat13@21 February 2004 - 20:59
if it was a bin,cue are you sure it was vcd and not svcd(if it was svcd means you friends player doesn't support svcd) ;)
o ya it wuz a svcd and mine only says it supports vcd and it the svcd plays fine in mine

[Jg427]

I have the same problem, but there is a way around it. My player supports svcd but my dad's player does not. These players are able to play svcd but don't recognize the header for svcd. When I burn him a movie I fix the header first.

First use vcdgear (http://www.vcdgear.com/) to convert the cue/bin to mpeg.
Use TMPGEnc (http://www.tmpgenc.net/e_main.html) with the instructions from here. (http://www.geocities.com/evbq64a/vcdtrick.htm)
Now burn with any program that will burn mpeg to vcd. I use the last freeware version of VCDEASY (http://www.afterdawn.com/software/video_software/video_tools/vcdeasy.cfm) v1.1.5.2. You will see error messages in vcdeasy but burn anyway and it will work.

edit: fixed a link
JG427

[muchspl2]

I have to do the same thing cause svcd doesn't play, but I do it in tmpgenc
http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/40078
check it out, pretty easy both ways and their's a chance it will work

[accat13]

the header trick does,t work for me :( well let me rephrase that it does work if i play the movie in fast fwd with no sound <_< strange but true

[muchspl2]

yea its a crap shoot, sometin=mes it works sometimes it doesn&#39;t
but if your dvd player doesn&#39;t play svcd then its worth a shot to try it

[h121589]

where is my topic moved???

[h121589]

found it Softwareworld :D