HI! BIG PROBLEM TODAY: I AM ENCODING MPEG FILES IN VIDEOCD FORMAT WHIT POWERVCR FROM CYBERLINK. ALL WORKS GREAT BUT WHEN I BURN A VCD WHIT THIS FILES AND PLAY IT ON MY PIONEER DV-525 THE VIDEO IS GOOD BUT AUDIO TOTALLY CORRUPTED. IF I PLAY IT ON MY PC NO PROBLEMS. I TRIED OUT ALL BURNING SOFTWARE POSSIBLE (NERO/EASYCD/VIDEOPACK/WINONCD/NTI CDMAKER...) WHIT THE SAME FRUSTRATING RESULT :( I ALSO TRIED WINVCR FROM CINAX AND IT WORKS WELL BUT THIS PROGRAM IS FULL OF BUGS SINCE IT RANDOMLY STOPS WHIT AUDIO/VIDEO SYNC PROBLEMS..

-- mark almon (gtsoft@hotmail.com), February 16, 2000

Answers

Which part of the globe are you from?

That problem I had with the same number unit in PAL and I did not buy it as it chopped up the sound just as you describe and nothing I did improved it - not even a CD-RW.

Unfortunately you have a real problem that only another 525 user with experience might be able to help with.

-- Ross McL (rmclennan@esc.net.au), February 16, 2000.

I have same problem. so I use Cinax I film edit 1.45 , it solve my sound problem fast , without reencoding mpeg file.you can try it .

-- mike (mike@hotmail.com), February 17, 2000.

yes, but ifilm edit often does not encode the videocd mpeg file of powervcr because it shows the error 'incorrect data at the of the stream' so it is not a alway working solution...

-- mark almon (gtsoft@hotmail.com), February 17, 2000.

HI BOYS! I WROTE THIS MESSAGE FEW DAYS AGO ABOUT A PROBLEM OF CORRUPTED AUDIO WHILE PLAYING A VCD CREATED WHIT A POWERVCR MPEG FILE ON STANDALONE DVD PLAYERS.

I TRIED TO DEMUX AND REMUX WHIT ALL THE MPEG EDITING SOFTWARE AVAILABLE TODAY (IFILM EDIT, XING ENCODER, ETC.)BUT I DIDN'T SOLVED THE PROBLEM. IT SEEMS TO BE A PROBLEM IN THE MUXING PROCESS PERHAPS BECAUSE OF (TOO) HIGH VIDEO QUALITY IN POWERVCR MPEG OUTPUT FILE.

FINALLY I TRIED A SHAREWARE EDITING SOFTWARE: M1-EDIT PROFESSIONAL (DOWNLODABLE AT HTTP://WWW.MEDIAWARE.COM.AU) AND IT SOLVED ALL THE PROBLEMS: WONDERFUL VIDEO AND SUPERB AUDIO EVEN IF YOU BURN VCD WHIT NERO/EASYCD/WINONCD/NTI CDMAKER/ETC...

AND SO... LET'S RECORD!!!

BYE FOR NOW ;-)))

-- mike salomon (gtsoft@hotmail.com), February 19, 2000.