[VCDImager] VCD Still Not Working

[Jay Bloodworth]

As I posted earlier today, I'm making a VCD from an mpeg file I
downloaded.  The menu works fine, but when I play the video, it runs
soundlessly for 1-2 seconds, then just stops as if I had paused it. 
This only happens on my DVD player - my software player on my PC plays
the video fine.

Here is the output of vcdimager when creating the bin/cue files:

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++ WARN: initializing libvcd 0.7.14 [linux-gnu/i686]
++ WARN:
++ WARN:  this is the UNSTABLE development branch!
++ WARN:  use only if you know what you are doing
++ WARN:  see http://www.hvrlab.org/~hvr/vcdimager/ for more information
++ WARN:
   INFO: scanning mpeg segment item #0 for scanpoints...
++ WARN: mpeg stream will be padded on the fly -- hope that's ok for
you!
++ WARN: packet length beyond buffer (pos = 18 + size = 2030 > buflen =
248) --
stream may be truncated or packet length > 2324 bytes!
++ WARN: bad packet at packet #257628 (stream byte offset 527622144) --
remaining 248 bytes of stream will be ignored
++ WARN: autopadding requires to insert additional 71105328 zero bytes
into MPEG stream (due to 257628 unaligned packets of 257628 total)
   INFO: scanning mpeg sequence item #0 for scanpoints...
++ WARN: file `videocd.bin' exist already, will get overwritten!
++ WARN: file `videocd.cue' exist already, will get overwritten!
   INFO: writing track 1 (ISO9660)...
   INFO: writing file `CDI/CDI_IMAG.RTF' (1315168 bytes, raw sectors
file)
   INFO: writing file `CDI/CDI_TEXT.FNT' (13616 bytes)
   INFO: writing file `CDI/CDI_VCD.APP' (102400 bytes)
   INFO: writing track 2, MPEG1, NTSC SIF (352x240/29.97fps), audio[0]:
l2/44.1kHz/224kbps/stereo ...
   INFO: finished ok, image created with 259031 sectors [57:33.56]
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The fact that 100% of the packets are unaligned seems like either a
cause or another symptom of the problem, but I don't really grok what
that means or certainly not how to fix it.

Also, here's the videocd.cue file produced, if it helps:

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FILE "videocd.bin" BINARY
  TRACK 01 MODE2/2352
    FLAGS DCP
    INDEX 01 00:00:00
  TRACK 02 MODE2/2352
    FLAGS DCP
    INDEX 00 00:13:53
    INDEX 01 00:15:53
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I've already made 7 coasters fighting with this thing.  Any help you can
give would be appreciated.

Jay

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Jay Bloodworth <address@hidden>