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• [Deleted User] Posts: 3,998

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  17/07/03 - 22:37 #2

  Originally posted by boozer3
  i would like to copy my digital photos to disc, and because i dont have a dvd writer, i was wondering would they burn to vcd or svcd through my cd writer, and also where is the best place to buy vcd's.
  
  many thanks

  
  you just use normal cdr's for making both vcd and svcd

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• boozer3 Posts: 2,960

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  18/07/03 - 09:55 #3

  really, i tried that and it wont play back on any dvd player i have tried it on and thats about 5 different ones

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• chris2k2 Posts: 9,886

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  18/07/03 - 10:19 #4

  Can you play the vcd on your pc. If so, you may need a hack for the dvd players, as they may not be able to play vcd properly until it has been hacked.
  
  Whats your main DVD player, and what burning program do you use, Nero seems to be the best for VCD's.

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• dodgygeeza Posts: 6,350

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  18/07/03 - 13:21 #5

  Originally posted by chris2k2
  Can you play the vcd on your pc. If so, you may need a hack for the dvd players, as they may not be able to play vcd properly until it has been hacked.

  Or they may simply be unable to play VCDs full stop.

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• boozer3 Posts: 2,960

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  18/07/03 - 14:39 #6

  Originally posted by chris2k2
  Can you play the vcd on your pc. If so, you may need a hack for the dvd players, as they may not be able to play vcd properly until it has been hacked.
  
  Whats your main DVD player, and what burning program do you use, Nero seems to be the best for VCD's.

  HI,
  yes i can play the cd on my pc, i use the bit from MY PICTURES that says copy to cd, my main dvd player is a goodmans GDVD124, and it clearly says on the front, DVD/VCD/CD/MP3 PLAYER, I HAVE ALSO TRIED IT ON A PANASONIC AND SANYO

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• chris2k2 Posts: 9,886

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  18/07/03 - 15:18 #7

  Boozer looking around on the internet, you are correct about your dvd player being able to play vcd.
  
  However, it appartently seems that it doesn't play some types of cd-rw.
  
  From your last post, i think that you may be creating the vcd wrong.
  
  If you have nero, choose the vcd option, and drop & drag your pictures over. Nero will then automatically convert the pictures into a vcd.
  
  Try using only CD-R.
  
  Chris

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• boozer3 Posts: 2,960

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  18/07/03 - 15:50 #8

  i dont have nero, but i might get it as i dont fancy buyig a new photo printer

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