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Posted by phil-news-nospam on 01/10/06 08:54
In alt.video.dvd.tech Lars-Erik ?sterud <.@.> wrote:
| Conclusion must be that if you record directly to a DVD+R you cannot
| edit anything on the disc. Then something is messed up inside the .IFO
| and .VOB files, and MediaPlayer and some DVD-players refuses to play.
The software on consumer devices tends to be the kind of junk you would
get from hiring the lowest bidder when letting out a contract to do the
development.
| But it's a shame (and strange) that you can't even chosse the title
| name on a DVD+R recording without messing it up (why can't it ask for
| the title name at start or end of the recording, then you wouldn't
| have to write more to the disc - seems like that is the problem).
Actually it works for me on Panasonic and RCA recorders and Panasonic
and Magnavox players in all combinations when I've renamed the program
and/or renamed the disc.
| BTW: Havn't tried recording two seesion to one disk yet :-)
I've recorded as many as 8.
I do tend to see other strange errors, which may be software or hardware.
Things like refusing to finalize and just powering itself off in the middle
of a recording. I've also had cases of disc filling up after about 5 minutes
of recording on a fresh new disk just taken from a freshly unwrapped spindle
and where I can see just a little bit actually recorded on the backside.
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