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Playback good in DVD player but bad in laptop

Discussion in 'DVDR' started by forzaf1, May 8, 2005.

  1. forzaf1

    forzaf1 Member

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    I burn't my DVD fine with DVDshrink/Nero. Just like the last couple I have done though, the DVD works fine in my 2 DVD players but it skips in my laptop.

    The skipping is pretty awful. It starts fine then say in a 30 minuite episode, I get to see about 1 minute's worth.

    I assume its the hardware on my laptop??

    Thanks in advance,
    Alex
     
  2. spacedust

    spacedust Regular member

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    What software are you using to play dvd movie on laptop? Sounds like Windows Media Player. Try WinDvd or PowerDvd.

    Good Luck

    Spacedust
     
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    I use Intervideo WinDVD as the player.

    Alex
     
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    your problem seems to point to hardware issues with your laptop. if the movies play fine on your 2 standalones as well as your desktop pc, good chance that the hardware is failing in your laptop. windvd is an excellent player, perhaps it's time for a new dvd-rom/drive for your lappy~ :)
     
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    I hope not..its a brand new laptop I purchased the other week. Other DVD's play fine...its just the burnt DVD's that aren't playing well on it.

    Alex
     
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    Reinstall WinDVD. If that does not fix it find out what kind of DVD-Rom drive is in laptop and update the firmware. Try +/-R disks in laptop. Maybe it likes one over the other which I would find highly unusuall. Are you burning on laptop? May be some new hardware encryption on laptop.

    Good Luck

    Spacedust
     

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