DVD+RW/R DRIVE

Discussion in 'DVDR' started by aurora, May 28, 2003.

  1. aurora

    aurora Guest

    I RECENTLY BURNED MY FIRST DVD. iI TRIED USING NERO THE ONLY FORMAT I COULD DO IS IN ISO FORMAT. AFTER I BURNED IT WORKED ONLY ON MY DVD-ROM BUT NOT ON A REGULAR STAND ALONE DVD PLAYER. WHAT FORMAT SHOULD I BE USING IN ORDER TO PLAY IT ON A STAND ALONE PLAYER? IS IT UDF/ISO? ISO? OR DATA DVD? I NEED HELP PLEASE.
     
  2. MikeBUK

    MikeBUK Guest

    The format is UDF/ISO and you can follow the wizard to get there then drag & drop the files.
     
  3. Oriphus

    Oriphus Senior member

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    Its UDF/ISO. However, you bought a +R/RW device and thats what may be your problem. Read my answer to Difference between DVD-R and +R. Basically more home DVD players accept -R than +R
     
  4. baabaa

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    That maybe true, however you will probably find that +r dvd's produced via pc/software based programs - are more likely to fail than -r discs.

    The format shoud not really make any difference but the way in which it was produced WILL.

    Nero is very hit and miss contrary to other users.
    I had to try EVERY method within nero before I found a compatible solution, my solution was just UDF only option - my LG standalone did not like any other option.

    I then changed to recordnowmax - no problems with this.

    These were produced on -r format.
     

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