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Discussion in 'DVDR' started by picciotti, Jun 22, 2005.

  1. picciotti

    picciotti Member

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    HI, I COPIED A MOVIE FROM 360 SHARE,WHICH IS A DOWNLOAD SITE,BUT I CAN'T WATCH THE MOVIE ON MY DVD PLAYER ON MY TV.WHAT DO I DO TO FIX IT?DO I NEED TO FORMAT THE CD? IT'S A DVD-R.THANKS!
     
    picciotti, Jun 22, 2005
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  2. SDempsey

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    Well the first thing you need to do is stop typing in block capitals, see if that helps. :) as far as I am aware you cant format a blank DVD.
     
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  3. Rotary

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    hi

    what files types are 360 share? not heard of that?

    what are on the dvdr?

    waht apps were used?

    need more info
     
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    what's the extension on the file you downloaded? (ie:.avi, .ogm, .rar, etc)
     
    B2D327, Jun 22, 2005
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  5. picciotti

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    Why do caps bother you?, anyway its not a blank dvd,but has a movie on it.the extension is AVI, i think., and 360 share is a download site, if you type 360 share on your browser you'll be directed to it.thanks.
     
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    You have to re-encode the file before you burn it to watch it on your dvd player. There's a ton of programs that can do this (ie: VSO, avi2dvd, dvd santa, etc)
     
    B2D327, Jun 22, 2005
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    Hello, caps are considered shouting on most forums and are only used to emphasis a certain part/parts of replys in threads...

    so you think? it may be an avi yes?

    i will take your word for that on 360 share...

    but as B2D327 says needs sorting first
     
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