How do I lower the framerate with DVD2SVCD need help with Panasonic RV31 player

[Matpod]

I started using DVD2SVCD less then a month ago(the best I've seen so far btw :) ). I make SVCD's that work in DVD drives, but for some reason, it won't play in on my Panasonic RV31 DVD player. I read in several places that this player supports SVCD's but I can't seem to get them to work. One of my friends seems to think I need to either lower the frame rate or lower the sound kbps.

I tried the sound one and it didn't work...

I'm used to encoding with AVISYNTH so I usually make my own avs files usually but DVD2SVCD makes them automatically. I was wondering if lowering the framerate would help and if it would how to do that(I think it's one the frameserver tab, but I can't seem to figure it out). I'm not sure if it's recommend/supported with DVD2SVCD.

If anyone else has the same player and/or knows what the problem could be I would be very grateful for any help you could provide me.

[manono]

Hi-

According to DVDRHelp (http://www.dvdrhelp.com/dvdplayers.php?DVDnameid=241&Search=Search&#comments), There are some serious problems with your player and SVCDs.

[Matpod]

I know, but there are people who said they can get them to play. I tried to use mpeg-1 with DVD2SVCD but it comes out all screwed up in the end.

[markrb]

You cannot change the framerate with DVD2SVCD. Only 23.976 with pulldown, 29.97 and 25 fps are created depending on the source. There is noway to force a framerate as DVD2SVCD makes that choice internally based on the original.

Mark

[hoozdapimp]

You would need to change the framerate manaully frameserving with CCE. You might also try the "VCD Header Trick". See the link below:

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=42406

Scott