Why would my recently produced movie copies be coasters when it comes to playing them on my (and other people's) DVD player, but run perfectly on my (and other people's) computer?
All from DVD'sare they movies ripped from a dvd or downloaded?
I have been using the Bitsetting function in Nero for several years now and never had a problem. Also dont forget using cheap media will cause problems.Hi![]()
2 of the most common faults here relate to either bitsetting when using + media. Or finalization at end of writing sequence.
My experience is that the biggest reason for poor or no playback on a DVD player is due to compatibility of the media and burn speed.Why would my recently produced movie copies be coasters when it comes to playing them on my (and other people's) DVD player, but run perfectly on my (and other people's) computer?
Why would my recently produced movie copies be coasters when it comes to playing them on my (and other people's) DVD player, but run perfectly on my (and other people's) computer?
Booktyping/Bitsetting will make +R discs even more compatible than -R's. Commercial (store bought) movies are booktyped to DVD Rom. That's why they play in almost all players. Not all burners are capable of booktyping though. You just need to try it, and see if your's is.Some like DVD+R, but -R is more compatible in my experience.
What one did you get?Thank you all for your input. Turns out my burner was on it's last legs. Got a new one and all is fine.