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dvd plays pc burnt dvds in black and white

Discussion in 'DVDR' started by feebee76, Apr 25, 2007.

  1. feebee76

    feebee76 Member

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    Hi,
    can anyone help me please? I have dvds I have burnt on my pc and when \I try to play them on my sony dvd player they are black and white! My dvd player is about 5 years old but has hardly been used and normal dvds play fine in colour! any help appreciated!! Thanx
     
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    MysticE Active member

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    Almost sounds like a PAL vs.NTSC thing.
     
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    hi,thanx for replying but not sure what u mean!! I understand what pal format etc but not sure what u mean!! Not sure if this helps but I do dvds on my computer onto dvd-r but when i play them there are black and white. I have another dvd which wont paly dvds that have been done on a pc so i know its not this! What is stumping me is i have given identical dvds to my sister and they work fine and in colour on hers!!!
     
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    Are you NTSC? Do the DVD's play right on the computer? You player software should show somewhere (Options-> Information) what the resolution is. For NTSC it should say 720x480. If it says x576 it's PAL. Some folks players can handle PAL, ones that can't will show a no color pic.
     
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    If they play fine on your sister's DVD player and your player is about 5 years old then I'm willing to bet that it's a problem with your player and not with you DVDs. You can get a new player that will play pretty much anything pretty cheap--just make sure that you read what the player is compatible i.e. DVD-R etc.
     
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    Thanx for replying. Yes, i will get a new dvd and i will read the instructions carefully before buying! Thanks for your help
     

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