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N3 and Video CD

By binderim · Apr 24, 2006in General💬 10 posts👁️ 1,666 views
Posted Apr 24, 2006 · 03:25 UTC#1
Can i play Video CD's in an AVIC-N3 and if so how?
Posted May 03, 2006 · 02:16 UTC#2
good question
would also like to kno..

what extensions does this thing play?
mpg? mpg 2? avi? ...wat?

any help greatly apreciated
Posted May 03, 2006 · 13:47 UTC#3
As far as i know, it only plays .mp3 and .wma. If you want to play movies you have to convert them to DVD (VOB files inside a VIDEO_TS folder). It *might* play VCD's, I'm not sure.
Posted May 04, 2006 · 04:53 UTC#4
i tried putting in a real vcd cd today and it didn't work so im not sure :(
would love if i found out how to play mpg so i can play my music videos :D
Posted May 04, 2006 · 11:59 UTC#5
I play music videos all the time. Use NeroVision (or something similar) to take your mpg's and make a DVD with them. Complete with menu's. Works great. I've got over 160 music videos now. :) I fit about 45 on a single layer dvd+r disc. I still dont know why I put Sir Mix A Lot on there though...
Posted May 05, 2006 · 00:36 UTC#6
lol u like big butts huh??

ya i would do that but i dont have a dvd burner (yes i kno..i am behind the times...poor triz )
Posted May 05, 2006 · 12:28 UTC#7
Try making a mini-dvd. A mini-dvd is a cd with a dvd file structure. Not everything will play them, but its worth a try. That is at least a temporary solution until you get a dvd burner. :P
Posted May 05, 2006 · 23:48 UTC#8
any suggestions on a program that will do that?
or how i can set up a dvd stucture?
Posted May 06, 2006 · 06:33 UTC#9
Nero will do that. You can download the trial version from their website. There are cracks for it all over the place.
Posted Aug 18, 2006 · 06:18 UTC#10
do you have to have the n-3 bypassed to watch mpg's ?