APEX AD-1500, AD-600a, AD-660, AD-1200
 

All work with KVCDx3
MPEG-2, 544x480.

Also works on 1100w...:wink:






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Is it really working without any mods?
 

Hi there, I have an APEX AD-1500 and I am trying to figure out what works and what doesn't, as far as Kwag's templates go. Is KVCDx3 MPEG 2 really working without any modification to it? From your post I understand that the ONLY thing that you change is the resolution from 528 to 544 x 480, right? Nothing else? And how long of a movie can you fit on one 80min cdr? Thanks a lot,

alekov@prodigy.net :lol:

APEX AD-1500 plays KVCDx3 at 544x480 mpeg-2 very well like other apex. Supports 23.976fps as well.

I am successful with wide-screen content upto 120min in 1 cd.
This depends on content but atleast 70min. widescreen content should fit in at this resolution and 2-overscan blocks.

AD-660
 

I haven't tried a KVCD because the DVD-Models page said it won't work with this player (the only stand alone one I own).
Are you saying KVCD works with an Apex AD660 with the new version?

You get 23fps to work? No one else can. Is it due to MPEG2 versus MPEG1?
:?

Apex removed VCD playback around April of 2002 on most of their players.

But for Apex info and what you can do to your player...

look here...

http://www.nerd-out.com/forum/



Edit: Taken from Apex Forum

Players built before mid-April (April 15?)
VCD claims: YES
VCD support: YES
Players built between mid-April and roughly the first week of August
VCD claims: NO
VCD support: NO
Players built after roughly the first week of August
VCD claims: NO
VCD support: YES
Again, the dates are only estimates. You might encounter a player built in September that lacks VCD support, and you might find one built it July that has VCD support.