How do I make burned DVD's play on older players
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Posted:
14-02-2005
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How do I make my burnt DVD's appear to be original DVD's as if I purchased it from a store so they'll play on older DVD players that don't play +/- R or RW's etc...? Also where do I download the upgrade to double my burn speed. I had both of these before but when I put in my new hard drive I lost them. __________________
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Posted:
14-02-2005
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1. Make/Model of your DVD burner?
2. Usually, you'll need to change the book-type setting to DVD-ROM when you burn a disc. That way, players will "think" it's a regular DVD. To change the book-type, you may have to flash your drive with the appropriate firmware. Once you've flashed your DVD drive, you either can manually set the book-type or the firmware will automatically do it for you.
3. To burn at a faster rate/speed, it may require you to flash your drive with the appropriate firmware. -
Posted:
14-02-2005
- # 3
The burn speed is controlled by the firmware. Firmware does not change when you replace the HD.
For maximum compatibility with older DVD ROM drives, use
-made in Japan DVD-R media
-burn at 4x
Some burners will also change the booktype of DVD+Rs to DVD-ROMs. -
Posted:
15-02-2005
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i have a lite-on sohw 832s burner and my panasonic stand-alone player, which is over 2 years old, is not supposed to play hardly anything but actual dvd movies according to the owners manual. in other words, no dvd-r's or rw's, mpeg, divx, and just about anything else u can name. well, to my delight, it actually plays dvd-r and dvd+rw. i have no idea why. i have some dvd+r i'm going to try also.
to start out, i would suggest trying dvd-r discs because they are supposedly more compatible w/ older players. and if u burn w/ dvd decrypter u can change the book type if needed. and do not burn above 4x. slower speed=higher success rate. give these a try and see what happens.
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