I have tried SVCD compatibility with three SVCD's downloaded from VCDHelp on the 10:th of July 2002:
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I have tested these on the United 3155 and here are the results I got:
| SVCD # | Test results |
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| 1 | Everything played fine, except for choice "#5: play 3 secs from each
entry point". When I tried this, the player didn't do anything at all. As this is an NTSC SVCD and I usually use PAL output, the subtitles worked a little strange:
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| 2 | The movie played fine, but I could only one listen to one audio track.
When I pressed the "AUDIO" button on the remote control, I did not get any
sound from audio tracks 2. The only audio track that produced any sound was
number 1. Also, I did not get any subtitles at all. When I pressed the "SUBTITLE" button on the remote control, I did not see subtitles from any of the four available subtitles. |
| 3 | The movie played fine, except for choice "#5: play 3 secs from each
entry point". When I tried this, the player played about one second of the
movie and then got back to the menu screen. I could choose audio track! When I pressed the "AUDIO" button on the remote control, the player switched from German to English sound. Also, I could choose and see subtitles! Every time I pressed the "SUBTITLE" button on the remote control, the player cycled to the next subtitle and displayed that! Below, there are screen-shots of the four different subtitles that were available. |
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Here you see the subtitle 1, Dutch. |
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Subtitle 2, English. |
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Subtitle 3, German. |
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Subtitle 4, Swedish. |
So, to sum up how the United 3155 plays SVCD's:
Plays SVCD's without any problems, as far as I have been able to see.
Supports up to four CVD selectable subtitles.
Supports two audio tracks.
Does not support SVCD selectable subtitles.
If anybody has some coments about the SVCD capabilities of the 3155, just send me a mail and tell me what you think.