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Dvd printing

GarryJoker · 2006-03-15 12:46:00

Hello, I have been trying to burn my home made video's (wedding video's etc..) on to dvd to give to people, but for every dvd that works on one dvd player there are two that won't work on anything if you catch my drift. If anyone knows of a way of burning a dvd that will work on all players I would really appreciate an…

15-03-2006 1:46pm

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GarryJoker

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Hello,
I have been trying to burn my home made video's (wedding video's etc..) on to dvd to give to people, but for every dvd that works on one dvd player there are two that won't work on anything if you catch my drift. If anyone knows of a way of burning a dvd that will work on all players I would really appreciate an answer.

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#2 15-03-2006 3:11pm

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What type of DVD stock are you using DVD+RW, DVD+R, DVD-R or, DVD-RW?

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#3 15-03-2006 5:13pm

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First off thank you for replying
I have been using dvd-rw which is fine for some players but not for others, if you any ideas on how to fix it I would love to hear them.

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#4 15-03-2006 5:52pm

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DVD+R is the most common and universal form of DVD and should play in nearly all machines.

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#5 16-03-2006 1:44pm

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Thanks for the help, I hope it will sort my problem and I love Boards.ie.

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#6 16-03-2006 1:46pm

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Thanks again for the help Freelancer you are a true gentleman, I hope it will sort my problem. P.S. I love Boards.ie.

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