Hello Pavel,

Not all VCD players support DCR in all its multitude forms.  Even within
the same brand, ie Philips, different players have different ability to
read CDR and even CDRW.

http://www.redrobe.demon.co.uk/dvd/vcd.html

Pavel Nicolae wrote:

> Recently I bought an MPEG 100 video card that captures video
> from cam or vcr and transfer it with the help of a cd burner on cd.
> However, I am facing some problem. Everything is ok with the card
> but the vcds I make are not accepted by my Philips 860 dvd\vcd\cd
> player. Strangely enough if i use a CDRW the machine plays it
> with no problem but when I use a normal CDR it does not accept
> the disc. I tried out different CDR brands like Kodak,TDK but the
> result is the same. I made a copy of a normal VCD on a CDR and
> the player is playing it ok.
> Anybody there had the same problem?
> Thanks.
>
> Nicolae Pavel
>
> Pavel Nicolae
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