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Old 31st July 2002, 18:14   #1  |  Link
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Fast Forward Problems

Hi, new user but quick learner, ummm I've recently run into a problem, I have been having to re-write my SVCD headers for a video cd format so my standalone dvd player will play them, the only problem Im having is that when I fast forward through the movie.....when I press play again the audio is gone, I have to pause it for 4 seconds and then press play againg before I get the audio back. Is there a fix for this??? It's not a big problem only a small annoyance, especially when I make chapters cause when I seek through chapters same thing happens.
DVD2SVCD is the greatest program ever used for movie rips in my opionion, thank you so much for sharing this and teaching us newbs how to use it.
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Old 1st August 2002, 04:45   #2  |  Link
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Does the movie play fine in a software DVD player?
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Old 2nd August 2002, 08:32   #3  |  Link
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Yes It Plays Fine in a Software DVD Player

I can fastforward and play without having to pause it in a software dvd player, its just doesn't work perfect in a standalone DVD player
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Well I dont think that there is anything that you can do to fix that problem. If it plays fine in a software DVD player then that only leaves that settop DVD player that is causing the problem. If you go to www.vcdhelp.com you should be able to find a list of DVD players that can play SVCDs (you should take that list with a grain of salt though). If you want to get something cheap that can play anything that you throw at it, get an Apex DVD. I got one for $60 and I have had it for about 6 months and I havent had any problems.
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