DC VCD Player.

Sohaib · July 9th, 2003

Is there any VCD player Disc available on DC which can play Movie with all functions (FWD,BWD,PAUSE,Stop etc).I have a player but it doesn't support all functions. :frown:

JuniorCRB · August 22nd, 2003

which would you like, Free or commercial?

TerrorShocked · August 22nd, 2003

The commercial one is far better than the current Homebrew ones. It plays them all full speed no problem and even comes with a nifty remote. The two curren VCD players are kind of strict about what resolutions you can use (If yyou make it too high it will start skipping).

There are actually 2 homebrew ones IIRC.... Bero's version, which is still in testing stages, and GypPlay, which requires you to burn the Gypplay software on the same CD as your movie file (It uses Windows CE which does not support disc swap).

You can find all of these at http://homebrew.dcemulation.com/

Xylene · August 22nd, 2003

GypPlay isn't bad. It played my VCD spec encoded MPEGs fine.. If you don't mind having the movie on the same disk as the program, it should be no problem.

July 9th, 2003	#1 (permalink)
Sohaib Toxidity Factor Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Toxic Lines Posts: 128	DC VCD Player. Is there any VCD player Disc available on DC which can play Movie with all functions (FWD,BWD,PAUSE,Stop etc).I have a player but it doesn't support all functions. :frown:

August 22nd, 2003	#2 (permalink)
JuniorCRB Sega Fanboy Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: I don't know Posts: 757	Re: DC VCD Player. which would you like, Free or commercial?

August 22nd, 2003	#3 (permalink)
TerrorShocked Registered Join Date: Jun 2003 Posts: 839	Re: DC VCD Player. The commercial one is far better than the current Homebrew ones. It plays them all full speed no problem and even comes with a nifty remote. The two curren VCD players are kind of strict about what resolutions you can use (If yyou make it too high it will start skipping). There are actually 2 homebrew ones IIRC.... Bero's version, which is still in testing stages, and GypPlay, which requires you to burn the Gypplay software on the same CD as your movie file (It uses Windows CE which does not support disc swap). You can find all of these at http://homebrew.dcemulation.com/ __________________ -- TerrorShocked.

August 22nd, 2003	#4 (permalink)
Xylene Registered User Join Date: Aug 2003 Posts: 7	Re: DC VCD Player. GypPlay isn't bad. It played my VCD spec encoded MPEGs fine.. If you don't mind having the movie on the same disk as the program, it should be no problem.

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