There are a vast number of possible media / burner / set top player combinations. Searching the WWW would have shown you this.
1 – Try a better quality brand of media
2 – Try a brand known to work with your burner
3 – Burn slower
4 – Place DVD back into the drive it came and use a software DVD player to see if you can read it
5 – Try another set top player, there are many cheap ones out there
Hope this helps
M
I looked around and tried a number of the available DVD burners and liked yours the best. It burns great and makes a beautiful quality playback with WMP but it WILL NOT PLAY ON THE DVD PLAYER. I would not hesitate to buy it if it would play on my Magnovox dual DVD/VCR player.
It requires DVD-R dvd's and the MPEG2 format.
Should I choose medium quality rather than the best quality burn to get it to play? The DVD-R disks are 16x but should play on down to 1x. Its logo matches the compatible list for the player.
Any help would be appreciated. I would buy Express Burn Plus Video if I thought it would play with the registered version. It sure beats the heck out of 382 MEG Nero 9 at $79.
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I looked around and tried a number of the available DVD burners and liked yours the best. It burns great and makes a beautiful quality playback with WMP but it WILL NOT PLAY ON THE DVD PLAYER. I would not hesitate to buy it if it would play on my Magnovox dual DVD/VCR player.
It requires DVD-R dvd's and the MPEG2 format.
Should I choose medium quality rather than the best quality burn to get it to play? The DVD-R disks are 16x but should play on down to 1x. Its logo matches the compatible list for the player.
Any help would be appreciated. I would buy Express Burn Plus Video if I thought it would play with the registered version. It sure beats the heck out of 382 MEG Nero 9 at $79.
Fred Johnson