DVD Burning Questions
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PaulZero
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Assuming that the recorded movie wasn't copy righted in anyway, such a discussion is probably against forum rules.
Anyway... it could be a problem with the DVD player.
Actually, many DVD players don't support certain writable DVD formats. Moreover, this could also be linked with the DVDs brand you're using.
Also, how are you burning it? If you're just putting the video file on the CD as a data file, while some DVD players will not have any problem with that, it makes it more likely that it will not be compatible.
You need to find some software that allows you to burn the file as a video (playable in most DVD players). That's an option you can found in any decent burning software. You might try Nero Express - a pretty good free option in my opinion.
Best,
Anyway... it could be a problem with the DVD player.
Actually, many DVD players don't support certain writable DVD formats. Moreover, this could also be linked with the DVDs brand you're using.
Also, how are you burning it? If you're just putting the video file on the CD as a data file, while some DVD players will not have any problem with that, it makes it more likely that it will not be compatible.
You need to find some software that allows you to burn the file as a video (playable in most DVD players). That's an option you can found in any decent burning software. You might try Nero Express - a pretty good free option in my opinion.
Best,
