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Posted by Bill G on 09/29/18 11:33
On 30 Nov 2005 10:01:09 -0800, mesmeric85@hotmail.com wrote:
>Nero is burning wrong or if my Zenith DVD Player is having a problem
>reading DVD+R blanks to which Nero has burned various avi, mpeg, or
>whatever files so I can watch the DVDs on my TV throught the DVD
>Player. Please look at the specs for my Zenith DVD Player and let me
>know if there's problem with using DVD+R blanks, burned by Nero's
>BURNING ROM, and watched on this Player--
>
>Zenith DVB216 Progressive-Scan DVD Player
>
>Technical data
>
>Progressive Scan DVD Player : Yes
>Digital Coax Output? : Yes
>Digital Optical Output? : Yes
>Component Video Output? : Yes
>RF Coax A/V Output? : No
>Shuttle Control : Yes
>Formats Supported : DVD, CD, CD-R, CD-RW, MP3, DVD-Video, CD-Audio
>Number of Discs : 1
>Number Composite (RCA) Outputs : 1
>Number S-Video Outputs : 1
>Remote : Multi-Component
>Dolby Digital (AC3) Decoding Built In? : No
>Parental Controls : No
>Warranty Parts : 12 Months
>Warranty Labor : 3 Months
>
>I've been using DVD+R blanks, burning with Nero, and recently, when I
>go to my TV to use my DVD Player, I'll be watching the movie, all is
>going well, and then there's a pause, longer and longer pauses, then
>skips, skipping, and even skipping to the end of the DVD. Overall, the
>DVD show is ruined by the pauses, skips, and jumps. I don't know if
>it's Nero BURNING ROM that's having the problems, my DVD Burner, i.e.
>hp DVD Writer 400c, or the Zenith DVD Player (specs above). Please
>help. This is why I was going to ask for a refund on Nero but they've
>told me to remove all other burning software like InterVideo, and I
>did, they gave me a software to clean my system of any DVD stuff that'd
>interfer with Nero, and still I can't use my DVD Player after a burn
>without skips, pauses, and jumps, but--BUT--if I PLAY a commercial DVD,
>no problem. The problem is with only DVD recorded material. So either
>my DVD Player is having problems reading the burned formats and/or I'm
>using the wrong DVD blanks, DVD+R instead of DVD-R. But the one time I
>tried to use DVD-R blanks, I couldn't get my DVD burning software to
>even acknowledge the blanks.
>
>P.S. How can I get Nero to burn to DVD-R blanks? How can I find out
>if my Zenith DVD Player is rejecting the DVD+R blanks. The infor on my
>Zenith Player doesn't indicate DVD+R abilities. So, what do I do since
>I have this Zenith DVD Player, use Nero burning software, and have an
>hp DVD Writer 400c drive?
You posted your lengthy question 3 times in less than 5 minutes, so
I'm not sure which one to respond to, so but I picked this one.
The problem you're describing is usually caused by dodgy media that
doesn't get along well with your burner, either because the media
itself is a formulation that your burner doesn't work well with, or
because you're burning at too high a speed. I skimmed your post a few
times but apparently I'm overlooking the media brand you're using and
the speed at which you're trying to burn.
As for the +/- question, to me the right way to answer that is by
working backwards. Which format is supported in the player(s) that you
intend to use? Next, if that format isn't supported by your burner,
get a new burner. Finally, use media that others have tried and have
gotten good results, such as Taiyo Yuden or Verbatim Datalife Plus.
Check out www.videohelp.com for info on what others have used
successfully.
--
Bill
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