Is there a way of burning for any dvd players i.e not having problems wit reading + - r how do the manufactures do it?
Yes, 1 - Good quality Burner with good compatability record (Pioneer or Plextor for example) - avoid "cheap, rebranded" drives: if it isn't a BIG, well-respected name, avoid it. 2 - Quality media (avoid the cheap stuff like the plague) 3 - DVD-R for best compatability (the "minus" standard has been around a lot longer, and more players are compatable with it), DVD+R has the potential for being of higher quality, but price-for-price there is no difference in quality. 4 - If authoring your own films, ALWAYS use a closed GOP structure. 4 - Ensure your DVD Structure is perfect BEFORE burning. 5 - Include the AUDIO_TS folder on the burn (even though it is empty), some older (first generation, expensive) players work better with it on the disk. 6 - Make sure your burning procedure is perfect (burning program set up correctly, no other processes running, nothing to interrupt data flow). 7 - BURN SLOW, it improves reliability. 8 - Always verify the burn immediately. 9 - NEVER touch the disk's bottom surface. 10 - Avoid labels whever possible, if you MUST label the disk, use "printable disks" with a CD-Printer. The manufacturers do it using a VERY EXPENSIVE pressing machine (even their disks are faulty sometimes). Have Fun.....
