You can find the Dreammovie VCD Player for Dreamcast at National Console Support (http://www.ncsx.com/) for about $30 USD. It comes with a boot disc on CD-R, an IR dongle for a controller port and a remote control. Movies cannot be played using a regular Dreamcast controller and the IR remote dongle also functions as a "key" for the operation of this VCD player. It offers minimal Playback Control (PBC) functions, but does not seem to navigate between chapters within a particular video segment. The remote does not have a numerical keypad for choosing chapters. There are functions accessed via an on-screen menu. You can use these to adjust volume, for panning of audio, to switch from one stereo channel to the other, to mute audio, adjust contrast and brightness, to change screen size and position and whatnot. I have found that Dreammovie is a very good VCD player. It will play both PAL (352x288 pixels) and NTSC (352x240 pixels) standard VCD formats. It will also play XVCDs at up to 352x480 pixels, though I have not yet tested any higher than that. It will play audio at the standard 224 kilobit per second rate, but I usually use 112 kb/s for the video I encode to CD-R. This is strictly an MPEG-1 player though, so it will ~*NOT*~ play any form of SVCD or MPEG-2 video. If you are interested in playing AVI or DivX files on your Dreamcast, stop by the DCDivX (http://www.dcdivx.com) website.