Anyone successfully burned a DVD??

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A DVD that will play in a normal DVD Player, that is? I've tried all the suggestions with no result... Just today, read on a Microsoft website (that was linked from this bulletin board) that if I've got a DVD-RAM burner, no movies will play in home DVD Players... Is this true? I've got a Matshita DVD-RAM burner in this machine. Is THAT the problem? Does this mean that no matter WHAT I do, I won't be able to see the movies on the home movie players? Other DVD's burn fine and play on other machines. For some reason, is Microsoft purposefully against compatibility? :):)

Saving to av.dvi format and using the NTSC format to burn the discs.... HELP!
 
Oystercopy said:
A DVD that will play in a normal DVD Player, that is? I've tried all
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the suggestions with no result... Just today, read > on a Microsoft
website (that was linked from this bulletin board) that if I've got a
DVD-RAM burner, no movies will
play in home DVD Players... Is this true?
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Most standalone DVD players only read DVD-R and DVD+R formats. If you
can only write to DVD-RAM you won't be able to play in a standalone
player, that is true.

try http://www.videohelp.com/ for much more information and explanation
on this topic.
 
Yes, I used Roxio Video CD creator
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I've tried all
the suggestions with no result... Just today, read > on a Microsoft
website (that was linked from this bulletin board) that if I've got a
DVD-RAM burner, no movies will

Most standalone DVD players only read DVD-R and DVD+R formats. If you
can only write to DVD-RAM you won't be able to play in a standalone
player, that is true.

try http://www.videohelp.com/ for much more information and explanation
on this topic.

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ahhnold


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