Video not centered on DVD Player

[Sxcd1]

I have an mpg movie that is to large (846 megs)to put on a single 700mb CDR. I used TMPEnc 2.53.35 mpeg tools to cut the credits out. The file is then 744 megs. I used VCD Easy to burn with 20 chapter points as a SVCD as is the original mpg file. The trimmed mpg looks fine on my computer but the video is horizontally shifted to the right with the right side of the image wrapping back to the left side of the image.

What does this type of problem indicate?
Is there a way to fix it?
Is my original mpg no good?
Thanks for any help you can give me

[Kedirekin]

Best guess - the resolution of the SVCD isn't to spec. PC's will usually handle this fine, but DVD players choke on it.

SVCD spec is 480x480 (NTSC) or 480x576 (PAL). Other resolutions have been reported to work on many DVD players (720x480, 352x480), but I don't think you can assume they'll work on all players. And strange resolutions (I did 480x482 once by mistake) are sure to freak the player out.

If your resolution is correct, my next guess would be that you have the SVCD marked as 16:9. I know my Apex player jumps SVCD video all over the place when the stream is marked 16:9

[Sxcd1]

From VCDEasy mpg analyser:
01MPEG2, PlayingTime=4275.554s, Bitrate=0bps, PtsOffset=0726s, 320517 packets

Video Stream: Motion Video, 480x480, 29.97003fps (NTSC), 2520kbps
Audio Stream: Audio Standard MPEG layer2 Stereo, 44100Hz, 229376bps

mpeg user scan data: one or more BCD fields out of range for 'forward_I_offset ': [00:01.1e]
mpeg user scan data: one or more BCD fields out of range for 'forward_I_offset ': [00:02.1b]
mpeg user scan data: one or more BCD fields out of range for 'forward_I_offset ': [00:02.3e]
mpeg user scan data: one or more BCD fields out of range for 'forward_I_offset ': [00:03.1e]
mpeg user scan data: one or more BCD fields out of range for 'backward_I_offset': [00:01.1e]
mpeg user scan data: one or more BCD fields out of range for 'forward_I_offset ': [00:03.2b]
mpeg user scan data: one or more BCD fields out of range for 'next_I_offset ': [00:00.1e]
mpeg user scan data: one or more BCD fields out of range for 'previous_I_offset': [00:00.1e]
mpeg user scan data: from now on, scan information data errors will not be reported anymore---consider enabling the 'update scan offsets' option, if it is not enabled already!
APS' pts seems out of order (actual pts 997.339000, last seen pts 997.389044) -- ignoring this aps
APS' pts seems out of order (actual pts 1669.810800, last seen pts 1669.894222) -- ignoring this aps
APS' pts seems out of order (actual pts 1674.982633, last seen pts 1675.016000) -- ignoring this aps
APS' pts seems out of order (actual pts 2175.766256, last seen pts 2175.816300) -- ignoring this aps
APS' pts seems out of order (actual pts 2300.974667, last seen pts 2301.024722) -- ignoring this aps
APS' pts seems out of order (actual pts 2359.032667, last seen pts 2359.116089) -- ignoring this aps
APS' pts seems out of order (actual pts 3700.372667, last seen pts 3700.422722) -- ignoring this aps
APS' pts seems out of order (actual pts 3786.091633, last seen pts 3786.125000) -- ignoring this aps
APS' pts seems out of order (actual pts 3979.651667, last seen pts 3979.701722) -- ignoring this aps
APS' pts seems out of order (actual pts 4080.752667, last seen pts 4080.802722) -- ignoring this aps
APS' pts seems out of order (actual pts 4230.652422, last seen pts 4230.702467) -- ignoring this aps

Does this make any sense? Can it be fixed?