Crucially, it also supports DivX and XviD natively. I've stopped using jpg's, and use png's and bmp's for reasons described above, as well. division21 writes 'Geeks rejoice - DivX Enabled DVD Players finally surface (With all the goodies: MP3, SVCD, etc.) I remember when MP3 compatability appeared back in the day - And it looks as though DivX Compatibility could be a real possibility for the mainstream. Although we werent fond of its basic interface, it sports a useful DVD-ROM drive. Kiss helped out in the developent of this player but. I'm very happy with the results (FAR better than VHS, since that's what I am comparing it to, and they (SVCD's)work in other family members DVD players, as well. There are a few more DivX / DVD players available now. You may want to read these older threads, as well, for some good info:Īlso, rather than rendering to a small frame, uncompresed avi, I save the avi as a DV-AVI (720x480), start a new project, and drop this new DV-AVI onto the timeline, and THEN use the MC encoder settings described above. 'Write Sequence display extension'=checkedĪudio Sampling rate=44.1KHz or 48KHz seems to make little or no difference, but 48KHz is DVD-compliant In the past certain files would cause the player to freeze and not play the movies so i would Re-convert using virtualdub and XviD codec and they would then play fine on the dvd player. It works fine and i know how to burn the files to the disc, like 6 movies on 1 dvd. I don't want to bore my audience :), and the VBR setting seemed to cause a 'pulsating' problem, which has since been repaired by MC) I also have a divx compatible dvd player. 480x480 works well also, but is not DVD-compliant)ĬBR=2,300 - 2,500 (file size no issue to me - my vids are less than 30 mins. Use most of the default NTSC SVCD settings with the following changes:

Will your player play SVCD's or XSVCD's? I've had good luck with the following settings, using the MC encoder (I use a mid-range Pioneer DVD player and my tv is *only* 27', and haven't even tried them on a widescreen or HD tv, so mileage may vary.): I've had good luck with SVCD's (more technically, CVD's - (ChinaVideoDiscs) - check ).

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