Burning Help

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  1. Normylad

    Normylad Member

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    I've spent the last 6 months copying all my Family movies (on VHS) to DVD. I'm using a 'Pioneer DVR-420H' DVD Recorder with built in hard drive. I copy the movies onto the hard drive, edit them, then put them on DVD-R discs. After creating about 50 discs I've now, to my horror, found that the created discs will only play on my Pioneer DVD recorder !!! I've tried playing them on 8 other players including my PC and the Playstation as well as Sony,Grundig,Panasonic,Philips players, all fail to read the discs !! Why is this happening...If I had known that the discs wouldn't be playable on other machines I wouldn't have bought the Pioneer machine in the first place...
    I'm at a total loss as to why this is happening so any help would be greatly appreciated..
    Thanks
    Paul
     
  2. 300bowler

    300bowler Regular member

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    What type of media r u using?
    Brand?
    Format, +, -?
     
  3. Normylad

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    I've been using Gigatain and Arita DVD-R discs.
     
  4. cougar_ii

    cougar_ii Regular member

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    Hi there,

    I own an LG-LRH539 DVD Recorder.

    When burning to it, I assume it will burn at MAX speed.

    This is why it's important for me to use only premium quality media on it.

    [bold]Taiyo Yuden, Verbatim[/bold]

    Check your DVR Manual, if you do not [bold]finalize[/bold] those DVD-R they may still work in your recorder and no where else !

    On mine, I record all I want, then I need to go to the menu and finalize my media.

    It's auto Generated me a menu, and closes the disk so it can play in a normal DVD player.
     
  5. rbrock

    rbrock Regular member

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    Try Verbatim dvd- and you should be able to recopy those disc what kind of files are they burned to some programs burn flies that are not read on all players
     

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