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Playback of video files burned into a DVD

Discussion in 'Video playback problems' started by SIEGMUND, Mar 9, 2010.

  1. SIEGMUND

    SIEGMUND Member

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    Since I upgraded my system to Windows 7 I cannot create a DVD with Video files burned into it (eg avi, divX, Xvid etc.) that can play on any home DVD player.

    I get the message "incompatible disc" from the player.

    Need to add that I am using Nero 9 and that when I was on XP I could play these DVDs with no problem.

    Any suggestions?

    Thanks in advance.
     
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    that can play on any home DVD player
    That means a regular DVD player, not Divx capable, right?
    Are you using Nero Vision? If yes, are you setting to the proper region code(PAL/NTSC?)
     
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    I am talking about DivX capable player(s) (I tried a couple not only one)

    I am not talking about DVD video files therefore Nero Vision has nothing to do with it.

    I tried both Nero Express (Create a Data DVD) and Windows burning software without any resault.

    I repeat that I am talking about video files burned into a DVD, not DVD video.

    I also repeat that they used to play allright before I upgraded my system.
     
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    Okay, got it...
    Try ImgBurn instead....
    Did you change the type of discs(DVD+R or DVD-R)? Are you making a one closed session disc?
     
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    Can you burn actual video files with ImgBurn?
    You see I am not talking about image files.

    No I haven't tried DVD-R yet, I am always using DVD+R, however let me remind you that they were playing fine before.

    And yes I tried both closed session and not closed. The result is the same.

    Anyway I believe there must be something with how the new Windows create DVD Rom, I mean I have to change something in Windows options.
    But what?
     
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    Yes, you can burn any files with ImgBurn, you can even create Audio CDs. Choose "Write Files/Folders to disc".
    ImgBurn will detect the AVi/Divx and will optimize for playback in mpeg-4 compatible players.
     
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    Just now I've added an AVI file to a DVD compilation which I had crated with Windows XP and I had left opened session.
    It played fine.
     
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    So what was the problem?
     
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    That's what I am trying to find out.

    Because the disc that played fine was started on Windows XP and closed on Windows 7.

    Every DVD Rom I begin and close on Windows 7 ends up as an "incompatible disc"

    I'll try ImgBurn, although I don't believe it's gonna work cause as I've already told you I've tried Windows drag and drop and Windows burning and it didn't.
     
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    No more ideas?
     
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    Have you tried Nero Infotool to see if you can see a difference
    between a working and non-working disk ?
     
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    Not yet because I used to throw the non-working ones.
     
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    Don't know if you got an answer yet. Have not had this problem. Don't forget windows DVD maker that come with win 7. It is pretty good and fast.
     
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    Windows DVD Maker is for creating Video DVDs.

    I am interested in creating Data DVDs with divX files burned into them, that can play on my divX supported home player.

    As I said before they used to play fine when I was on XP and Vista.
     

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