DVD player multisession support?
| General Hardware Forum Discuss, DVD player multisession support? at Computer Hardware forum; I don't pay much attention to standalone DVD players since I do all my video stuff from my computer and a TV-out from my video card. But I've read that people have problems with reading multisession DVDs on DVD players because multisession is not a DVD-ROM standard. Is this still |
Posted: 24-07-2008 - #1
| I don't pay much attention to standalone DVD players since I do all my video stuff from my computer and a TV-out from my video card. But I've read that people have problems with reading multisession DVDs on DVD players because multisession is not a DVD-ROM standard. Is this still typical, or do newer players support multisession discs now? I am going to burn some video files that I might need to lend to someone for use in a DVD player, but they only take up half the disc atm. So I'm wondering how safe it would be to burn it as a multisession. |
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Posted: 24-07-2008 - #2
| Multisession is just a bad idea, period.. I don't recommend using it for anything..
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Posted: 27-09-2008 - #3
| My player couldn't recognize newer sessions in a multi-session!  |
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