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Discussion in 'DVDR' started by Plazz, Aug 25, 2004.

  1. Plazz

    Plazz Member

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    Ok, like a good lil newb I've spent the past week or so reading guides/forum posts. I've read the best media to buy and again like a good lil newb have riteks coming from Newegg. I have Nero and have even dl DVD Shrink and Decrypter. My problem is that everything I burn seems to work fine in PC while very little of it can play in my standalones.

    What do I need to be converting files to that makes them playable in a standalone??? There are guides that show me how to change this to that, but what file type am I shooting for here to burn?

    Thanks!
     
  2. Plazz

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    PS Been using both dvd-r and +r. Brand new and have been experimenting like crazy.
     
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    PSS

    Waiting for recommended media to arrive from Newegg, so far have been using my "free gift" DVD-Rs that came with burner that I got from Newegg and has their logo on the disc. Also samples that Liteon included with the burner.
     
  4. Deeman

    Deeman Guest

    The media could very well be your problem. I suggest trying the new media first then post again if it doesn't correct your problem. Also, if you have some stand alones over 4 or 5 yrs old it could also be a problem with format reading.
     
  5. babelfish

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    pc dvd packages are usually a lot less picky than standalone dvd players

    my sony one refuess to play some disks that work fine on my m8s machines...

    any my sony ps2 is REALLY picky
     
  6. mcalister

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    Yea Memorex dvd-r 4x plays very well in my standalones. Sometimes it's good to check your standalones manuals to see what formats they will play
    When I purchase a dvd player I try to buy the multi format players only, that way you illiminate compatibility issues. strone
     
  7. michigan

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    I can't think of a time when anyone has had a problem with Ritecks beign compatible. It's probably your freebie media. Wait for your good stuff to come in and try again I think your problem will be solved. If not be sure to come back and ask fro some help.

    BTW Nice job on doing the "good noob" things you will go far.

    Welcome
     
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    Memorex DVD+R 4x work fine in my PS2 and my Goldstar DVD player that I bought 4 years ago which I thought wasn't DVD+R compatible.
     

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