xabat
15th December 2001, 15:10
I have finally found the answer to get a SVCD sync on a standalone DVD player!!!....
I have a Nintaus and this player was supposed to play anything, but I had huge problems with SVCD
BUT HERE IS THE SOLUTION TO ALL OF YOU HAVING THE SAME STUPID PROBLEM!!
The solution is to mux it right with bbMPEG..
I have just burned 60 min on a CD, and my player still only shows 40 min... BUT THE MOVIE STAYS SYNCED....
the secret is:
set the startup delay to 230 in video and audio in the bbMPEG setting, and your SVCD will be forever synced...
This is a solution I think many of you will be glad to see!!! ;)
Now you think "yeah right, but then it is out of sync on my computer" NO IT'S NOT ;)
I ran the movie on my DVD player, and at the same time on my computer, and they stayed exactly the same!!!.....
This is just to awsome!!...
I do not know why this solve the problem, and why it works with 230 or maybe more!!!.. BUT IT DOES...
xabat :D
I have a Nintaus and this player was supposed to play anything, but I had huge problems with SVCD
BUT HERE IS THE SOLUTION TO ALL OF YOU HAVING THE SAME STUPID PROBLEM!!
The solution is to mux it right with bbMPEG..
I have just burned 60 min on a CD, and my player still only shows 40 min... BUT THE MOVIE STAYS SYNCED....
the secret is:
set the startup delay to 230 in video and audio in the bbMPEG setting, and your SVCD will be forever synced...
This is a solution I think many of you will be glad to see!!! ;)
Now you think "yeah right, but then it is out of sync on my computer" NO IT'S NOT ;)
I ran the movie on my DVD player, and at the same time on my computer, and they stayed exactly the same!!!.....
This is just to awsome!!...
I do not know why this solve the problem, and why it works with 230 or maybe more!!!.. BUT IT DOES...
xabat :D