Posted by jazu on 11/15/56 11:38

Burn at possible the lower speed. High speed is good when you play disk on
computer. When you play at home DVD player that's when problems begins.

<d@.> wrote in message news:kah7t1pvqatg2v1motjlpjp4rca5p055ku@4ax.com...
> I often have problems with discs freezing up and/or
> showing a lot of distortion, like lines of squares across
> the screen. The same disc will play okay on some
> machines, but screw up on others. Cleaning the
> heads with a brush stlye disc cleaner seems to help
> for a little while sometimes. Sometimes running water
> over the disc then wiping it dry will help. Is it a static
> electricity problem? Or is there dirt on the laser that
> the brush won't get off? Or a combination of such
> things? Is it possible to open a DVD player and clean
> the laser, like we can do on a VCR? Or is the best
> thing to replace a DVD player when it won't play discs
> consistently any more?
>
> Thanks for any help!
> David

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