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Sony Laptop Will Not Read Home Burned DVD- or + Disks

Discussion in 'DVDR' started by jhorak101, Feb 13, 2009.

  1. jhorak101

    jhorak101 Member

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    PCG-FX340 Sony Vio Laptop that will not read home burned DVD’ whatsoever and will not even recognize I have tried different brands of disk with no results can someone help me with this ?
     
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    I assume your laptop can read (play) DVDs other than “Home Burned” DVDs.

    If so, how were those DVDs burned? On other PC or stand-alone DVD recorder?
    Are those DVD’s are “Closed”? What are recorded?
    Are those DVD’s can be read (played) other than your laptop?

    If I assumed wrong, please check with DVD, which is not “Home Burned”.
     
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    Thanks for your reply...

    I assume your laptop can read (play) DVDs other than “Home Burned” DVDs.

    I am having problems with data and media and home made movie made DVD's. We have used several different brands of media ie verbatim etc

    Yes it can read and play factory DVDs ok

    If so, how were those DVDs burned? On other PC or stand-alone DVD recorder?

    They were recorded on a Desktop PC (Dell Dimension 2400) using Nero 6 the operating system is windows XP Home service pack 3.

    Are those DVD’s are “Closed”? What are recorded?
    Yes the movies are finalized and closed.

    Are those DVD’s can be read (played) other than your laptop?

    Yes they will play on my Dell Desktop or my Dell Laptop just fine. But not on the Sony.

    If I assumed wrong, please check with DVD, which is not “Home Burned”.

     
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    By quick searching, PCG-FX340 seems quite old. Is its drive original DVD/CD-RW drive?

    It sounds another compatibility issues. Try using DVD+R media and BookType (DVD-ROM) it. (Check “BookType” in Glossary.)

    I hope this solves your problem.
     

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