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BlueBeard 03-17-2003 07:27 AM

KDVD: Kdvd half-d1 compatibility?
 
Has anyone ever had the problem where a dvd player would not play 352x480 mpeg-2 video? I am trying to use the kdvd half-d1 template and it is just not working on my Toshiba SD-1700. Five other players in the house have no problems, it's just the Toshiba. If I use the full-d1 template, everything's fine. It's been a long weekend of trying different things. Can anyone offer any insight?

kwag 03-17-2003 10:46 AM

Hi BlueBeard,

The 352x480 DVD-R you burned that didn't play, was it the same DVD-R media brand you used for the 720x480 :?:
If it was, you could be the first case I see of a DVD player that only supports Full D-1, and not half D-1 :?

-kwag

BlueBeard 03-17-2003 11:17 AM

Hi Kwag,

Thanks for the reply. I'm using a Pioneer 105 burner and the -RW media that came with it. Unless, for some reason, the Toshiba has an issue reading 352*480 ON -RW media? Maybe I'll try with some -R media and see how that works out.

To be more specific, it does lplay but what is displayed on the TV is not what I would call "video". The lower half of the screen is a solid tan color. The upper half of the screen shows the video as if I were tuning in to a local broadcast with a pair of "rabbit ears", very fuzzy, very noisy, very little color (distant UHF at it's finest, lol)

kwag 03-17-2003 11:20 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BlueBeard
Maybe I'll try with some -R media and see how that works out.

How about trying a regular -R :?:
You could be right!. It could be a -RW issue :idea:
Let us know :wink:

Edit: That's what you just said :x. To early for me, I'm not reading correctly yet :lol:

-kwag

BlueBeard 03-17-2003 07:35 PM

Well, no luck using Maxell -R media.

kwag 03-17-2003 10:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BlueBeard
Well, no luck using Maxell -R media.

Well I guess not every DVD manufacturer is following 100% the full DVD specifications :? In this case, Half D-1 :roll:

-kwag


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