Hey guys,

I have switched to x3 based on your advice, and it works wonderfully in my JVC.

My buddy's Panasonic is another deal altogether. He says the video is 'skewed.' He still watched it, because NOBODY can resist the power of Super Troopers.

What could make the video perfect and wonderful in mine and off-center and wonderful in his?

What model is it? My Panasonic CV-52 plays all KVCDs almost perfectly (sometimes can't seek backwards).

Heck, I don't know. It came in one of those 'home theatre in a box' packages from Circuit City. All I remember is it was frikkin heavy. Usually heavy is good.

Hmmm. Beefy power supply, crappy decoder chip?

Wanna buy a 19" vintage tube (Very heavy) TV

I have an extremely large block of concrete going (fairly) cheap.

Very funny fellas...

Pick on the poor helpless noob...

That's the bonuses you get on this site

-kwag

Did you tell him about the "initiation ritual" yet

INITIATION RITUAL???

I'll let SansGrip answer that one

-kwag

Don't do it Reno I'm still walking funny after that one :tongue2:

I knew there was a reason for the existence of this emoticon:

alright reno...

Burn a sample disc with different resolutions, and see which your buddy's player can handle... if it's not the resolution i'd recommend you test max and min. bitrate...
if it still doesn't work tell your friend to buy another player... probably not that of a heavy one i recommend...

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He can also try encoding as MPEG-2

-kwag

I should try that. Does it look as good?

"Almost" as good as MPEG-1 . Try it out

-kwag