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is this still a problem with the latest 0.7.x version?
Thank you for your program, its the only success I've ever had at getting FF/RW to work on my Philips 751 DVD. I think its fair to say that it does produce working images so you can add it to your list of compatible players. One thing though. I am encoding a DVD stream with CCE, then using bbmpeg to spilt the file and add SVCD scan offsets. I then burn an image from VCDimager, 0.6.2 or 0.7.7 with cdrdao. The FF/RW appears to work but not properly. I can FF/RW fine up to 5 mins (not realtime, the clock runs slower on the my DVD player & Power DVD than it should) then the player will reset if I try to FF past 5 mins. I can FF/RW ok in Power DVD but not on my DVD player. If I try to rewind from say, 29 mins in it jumps straight back to 4:50. The fact that FF/RW works perfectly under five minutes leads me to believe that the references on the disk at 29 mins are pointing to sector addresses in the 5 mins range. Is this a problem with bbmpeg or vcdimager? Any ideas on a workaround? I can send you my SVCD image with these characteristics if you like 800Mb (mail or post?). I would greatly appreciate finding out what the problem is here as it is annoying. Jumping around by typing in the time directly does work. Thank you for any help, and I hope this may help iron out any problems with the process, Steve
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