I am having trouble burning SVCD's because for them to play correctly on dvd players they have to be burned at no higher than 4x and i am having trouble burning at that speed. With Nero I can only burn at 8x, 12x 16x, and 24x using Verbatim cd-r's. Can someone please help me find something so i can burn at lower speeds for SVCD's. I have tried Nero and VCDeasy and neither seem to help. Thanks for the future help.
trouble burning SVCD's
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maybe ur media dont support writig at 4x. but why do u wanna write at 4x, yes slower speeds may resolve any problems if any, but that dont mean 4x.
i burn svcds at 16 - 24x without any problem. Also u sure ur player supports svcd format?Seems like as soon you buy somehing, v. 2 comes out 1.5 times as fast!..! -
Yes my dvd player supports cd+-r, cd+-rw, dvd+-r, dvd+-rw, vcd, and svcd. Its just when I play it during parts of the movie it speeds up and then the audio is off and then it goes back to normal but it does go back to normal then messes up again and back and fourth.Comment
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i suggest u get videostudio 7 trial and do all ur work frm editing to final svcd burning using it and see what happens. dont use nero but vs7 own burning program.Seems like as soon you buy somehing, v. 2 comes out 1.5 times as fast!..!Comment
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where can i get that at and what do you use to do are you're encodiong and burning to play svcd's on a dvd player without problems.Comment
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Originally posted by richardmmorales
where can i get that at and what do you use to do are you're encodiong and burning to play svcd's on a dvd player without problems.
yes i make my dv videos frm dv to mpeg2 with editing. and had no problems.Seems like as soon you buy somehing, v. 2 comes out 1.5 times as fast!..!Comment
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