Playback Problem on my Home Theater

[bloggerbloggerplasma]

Hi I have a movie file on my PC with the following specs:

*** VIDEO INFO ***
Input Type : XVID(GVC)
Input Size : 640 x 320
Output Type : YUY2
Output Size : 640 x 320
FrameRate(Frame/sec) : 0.00 (29.97)


*** AUDIO INFO ***
SampleRate(Sample/sec) : 44100
BitRate(Bit/sample) : 16
Channels : 2
KBitRate(KBit/sec) : 96

It is a 699 MB file with .avi extension.I burned this movie file onto a 700 MB CD(as data cd using Nero) for playing it on my Sony Home Theater.When I try to play it the movie plays,then stops abruptly after 9 seconds.I also tried burning it with Windows,in case Nero had goofed up,but that too didn't work.
I tried fast forwarding the movie in the player as well,but movie stopped after 9 seconds.
The movie plays fully on my PC though.
Please help out on this.Thanks in advance.

[krishnandu.sarkar]

I think u need to write the CD as Video CD to play in Home Theatre

[bloggerbloggerplasma]

Originally Posted by krishnandu.sarkar

I think u need to write the CD as Video CD to play in Home Theatre

Not really. I have burned several movies as Data CD to a CD and am able to play the movie on the home theater.

[arpanmukherjee1]

looks like ur HTsys does not support DivX format try encoding movie in avi format (Imtoo Converter) (any video converter) and try again

[bloggerbloggerplasma]

Originally Posted by arpanmukherjee1

looks like ur HTsys does not support DivX format try encoding movie in avi format (Imtoo Converter) (any video converter) and try again

The movies that I mentioned in my earlier post were DivX only. If the problem was with the format then I doubt the player could have played the first 9 seconds.

[Krow]

Maybe DVD burner is at fault. Burn on some other DVD RW and report.

[bloggerbloggerplasma]

Originally Posted by Krow

Maybe DVD burner is at fault. Burn on some other DVD RW and report.

I don't know; I have written several movies to CDs before and quite a few after this one. Perhaps the movie file itself is corrupted.Thanks for the replies anyhow!

[Gauravs90]

try to repair avi file. their are many avi repairing tools available on internet.