You could try giving it a belly rub:)
What kind of "DVDRip", what codecs were used for compression?
Use MediaInfo to get the information about those files.
I did...it didnt helped ;-)))))
So I cheked file info.....
File info:DVDRip 2:10:37(0:00:00-2:10:37),AVI,1/2 Audio
Vidoe:XviD,MPEG4,640x352,23,976fps,1mbps
Audio:Lame MP3,Stereo,48KHZ,224Kbps
I heared that those dvd players can be upgrated with a codecs,(mine wasnt for a long time)if I will do this will it help?and how can I do this?
Thanks ;-)
don't bother.. the list of zeros shows the player isn't seeing any info on the disk.. what are you burning the raw files on? ..that player doesn't seem to support +r disks.. often they won't see them either.. no matter what you do. (forget -rom with the ones which don't see +r disks at all.. a few of my players spit out +r disks as "no disk" no matter what) and god forbid you are trying to use +/-rw disks on a player.. forget those.
I would try a 700mb film on a cd-r to test.. just chop out some of what you have and burn that if lacking a suitable film..
