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Hi Folks,
Discovered wonderful feature of DVD-RW and storing my SVCD MPEG files on this media with my home DVD player (Hyundai).
Seems when MPEG files exist on a DVD-RW media they are identified exactly as what they are. SVCD (or VCD ??) data and the Hyundai player brings up a not too fancy but workable menu where you can select which film you want to view.
Now this is absolutely wonderful means fitting 3 high quality SVCD films onto 1 disk !!!!!!!!!
WARNING though , a copy of this DVD-RW burnt onto a DVD-R DOES NOT ACHIEVE A PLAYABLE result in the home DVD player. !
I do recall from looking into the Pioneer DVD player/burner system that it has a VR mode where a DVD-RW can be used to record 52 hours of TV input.
But I am having great troubles trying to find out the ins and outs of this. Why exactly is it only DVD-RW and not DVD-R ?
Can someone with infirinite wisdom explain this to us all ?
Thank You
KangaTed , Melbourne ,Australia
Discovered wonderful feature of DVD-RW and storing my SVCD MPEG files on this media with my home DVD player (Hyundai).
Seems when MPEG files exist on a DVD-RW media they are identified exactly as what they are. SVCD (or VCD ??) data and the Hyundai player brings up a not too fancy but workable menu where you can select which film you want to view.
Now this is absolutely wonderful means fitting 3 high quality SVCD films onto 1 disk !!!!!!!!!
WARNING though , a copy of this DVD-RW burnt onto a DVD-R DOES NOT ACHIEVE A PLAYABLE result in the home DVD player. !
I do recall from looking into the Pioneer DVD player/burner system that it has a VR mode where a DVD-RW can be used to record 52 hours of TV input.
But I am having great troubles trying to find out the ins and outs of this. Why exactly is it only DVD-RW and not DVD-R ?
Can someone with infirinite wisdom explain this to us all ?
Thank You
KangaTed , Melbourne ,Australia
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