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    Strange DVD Player Problem

    Was given a DVD-R of MP3s a few weeks ago. Now, for some reason there's one song (For anyone interested, it's 'Ally's Tartan Army' - Andy Cameron) which the DVD player will refuse to play but I can play this song on the PC with no problem. Anyone have any idea why? The DVD itself isn't stratched or anything so I know it's nothing to do with that...
    Last edited by Melian; September 19th, 2005 at 03:28 PM.

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    Re: Strange DVD Player Problem

    Can have several reasons.
    Maybe the MP3 isn't supported by the player, perhaps too high bit-rate for the player, perhaps variable bit-rate while the player doesn't support it, ...
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    Re: Strange DVD Player Problem

    Quote Originally Posted by Marc G
    Can have several reasons.
    Maybe the MP3 isn't supported by the player, perhaps too high bit-rate for the player, perhaps variable bit-rate while the player doesn't support it, ...
    I've just checked it and the song (like most of the DVD-R) is 128kbps...

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    Re: Strange DVD Player Problem

    Perhaps the disk has some damage, and your one DVD-player can read it and the other can't.
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