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Old 1st Mar 2008, 03:15 PM   #11 (permalink)
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I bought some DVD-RW 4x 2hr disks. I tried a few and got the same results with all of them. I tried Corel, Windows DVD Maker, and Nero. Nero said the files were unsupported. Corel and Windows burned copies. We have 2 dvd players. With the origional copies I made on the DVD+RW disks, the dvd players said "disk error" when I loaded them. With the DVD-RW disks, the dvd players say "loading", then "play" automatically, but there is nothing on the tv screen. Still, all dvd's play just fine on my computer. Is it possible that the problem is that there are no sound files, so I didn't make any AUDIO_TS files?
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Wow.. so you meant the DVD can be played fine on your PC but not on your DVD player?

Well, the AUDIO_TS folder can be empty, I found that in the DVDs I have, the folder is always empty. Hmm.. ok, one more try... try to create an empty AUDIO_TS and create a data disc by dragging both AUDIO_TS and VIDEO_TS into it. Last resort is, try your friend's or colleague's DVD player... Good luck.
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I bought some DVD-RW 4x 2hr disks. I tried a few and got the same results with all of them. I tried Corel, Windows DVD Maker, and Nero. Nero said the files were unsupported. Corel and Windows burned copies. We have 2 dvd players. With the origional copies I made on the DVD+RW disks, the dvd players said "disk error" when I loaded them. With the DVD-RW disks, the dvd players say "loading", then "play" automatically, but there is nothing on the tv screen. Still, all dvd's play just fine on my computer. Is it possible that the problem is that there are no sound files, so I didn't make any AUDIO_TS files?
Err.. Don't get DVD-RW. Older DVD players do not support rewritable media. You have to use DVD-R media for maximum compatibility.
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I'll try that. Sorry for the misunderstanding.
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Thanks for your response. I am not sure how to create an empty audio file, but I went into Roxio and tried it with my origional file that I made the looping change on. It is still on the dvd-rw, because I work at the store that I am buying the disks at and don't go to work until this evening. It is a hour and a half drive, round trip, so I will wait. However, when I burned the copy in Roxio on the dvd-rw, it played on the dvd player, but did not loop. So, now it has sound files because Roxio automatically added them to this copy, but it deleted the looping. I tried to go into the files on the new dvd to try changing it to a looping file, but they were "read only" and my computer said it encountered an error trying to remove the "read only" status. Tonight I can get some dvd-r cd's and see if that is all that is needed. Other than that, I am just at a loss. I am pig-headed and continue to try anything I know, so appreciate all the help I can get.
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When making a DVD you simply can't drag and drop files onto a DVD as this won't make the disc DVD compliant.

You need to make a DVD video disc which Nero can do.
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My DVD-RW disc's only worked for a handful of erases/re-writes, and then refused to work altogether. I went through 10 of them before I just gave up. (they were Memorex brand)
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My DVD-RW disc's only worked for a handful of erases/re-writes, and then refused to work altogether. I went through 10 of them before I just gave up. (they were Memorex brand)
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