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Posted by kim on 04/28/07 20:19
"Ken Walsh" <ken@f9.com> wrote in message
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>>> I`m trying to make a DVD disk to play back on a normal DVD player
>>> the player in question is a `Pacific DVD-1002W`
>>>
>>> My DVD play's back on my PC was burned using `Nero` software
>>> I`m using a DVD+RW disc should this work OK?
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>> Since you already burned the disc why don't you try it first and then
>> tell us?
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> I was getting no joy, I tried it doing it on a CD as SVCD that worked but
> was just seeing
> if it was my DVD player that will not play DVD+RW or was it these type of
> disks are not good
> to play back on a normal home DVD player??
I use DVD+RW for testing all the time. There is no intrinsic reason why a
DVD+RW should not play back on your particular standalone. Nero is optimised
for playback on PC systems, it is not a package I would use to author a disc
for playback on a standalone. Pegasys TMPGEnc + DVD Author is about the most
reliable combination you could have for that particular purpose. I've also
found the make of burner is critical. I use an NEC which is tolerant of both
blank disc brand and standalone player.
(kim)
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