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Posted by GMAN on 01/08/06 18:04
In article <43c0e03c$0$9291$afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.au>, "maiet" <h@hotmail.com> wrote:
>in my testing, a recording done on a +r disc from a cheap +r reocrder wont
>be recognized in dvd shrink. however, on a more expensive recorder its fne.
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That is because many of the cheap walmart type $100 burners record in VR mode,
whick many pc software titles have trouble with.
Tmpg DVD author should work as does Ulead 4.0 and others in reading the disks
though.
>"maiet" <h@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>news:43c0df9a$0$17702$afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.au...
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>> "Lars-Erik sterud" <.@.> wrote in message
>> news:oX4wf.3428$zc1.64@amstwist00...
>> > Done som testing to figure out what works and what does not :-)
>> >
>> > 1) Recording on DVD+R, edit of title afterwards, finalize:
>> > + Play on some DVD-splayers (haven't found the logic yet)
>> > + Files readable on PC (can be copied etc)
>> > - Does not play in MediaPlayer on PC (complete lockup)
>>
>> fine for me
>>
>> - DVD Shrink gives error when trying to scan the disc
>>
>> fine for me
>>
>> > 2) Recording on DVD+R, finalize immediatly (no editing)
>> > + Plays on most DVD-players
>> > + Files readable on PC (can be copied etc)
>> > + Plays in MediaPlayer (but you can't use the position-bar)
>> > - DVD Shrink gives error when trying to scan the disc
>>
>> again, fine for me
>>
>> > 3) Recording on DVD+RW
>> > + Plays on all DVD-players
>> > + Files readable on PC (can be copied etc)
>> > + Plays in MediaPlayer (but you can't use the position-bar)
>> > + DVD Shrink scans the disc OK like a standard DVD
>> >
>> > 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.
>> >
>> > Best choice seems to be recording on DVD+RW. Then you can edit (title
>> > names, index pictures, add chapter, remove commercials etc) and then
>> > make a copy to a DVD+R on a PC afterwards to get a standard DVD-video.
>> >
>> > 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 Live!
>>
>> works for me
>>
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