Posted by Barry Kelman on 04/27/06 10:25

Any portable DVD player should play them.
Just pop into local branch and try your disc.

Argos/Comet/Currys/ToysRUs have a reasonable choice but if price is an issue
check out Amazon/Ebuyer/Play/SVP/Bigpockets online etc.

"Ian and Carol" <paof2@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1146077401.678659.171110@i40g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
> Hello,
> I'm a member of Audible.co.uk, a club that sells audio books online.
> The first couple of months I was downloading and then burning to CD,
> but the things I was buying were quite short.and I could get on 2 CD's.
> Then I wanted to get a couple of books which actually last
> approximately 12 hours each.
> I downloaded a program to download them to DVD, and got them onto one
> DVD each.
> BUT they don't play on a MP3 CD player (which I did realise when I
> started), and I can't put them into the PC at work, so my 11 hour
> Sundays are currently accompanied by music rather than Sissy Spacek
> reading 'Carrie'.
> Can anyone recommend a reasonably priced portable DVD player that would
> play them?
> I'm in England, so if someone could suggest something available from
> somewhere like Argos, Dixons, or Currys I'd be grateful.
> Thanks,
> Ian.
>

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