Re: Problem playing video DVD's

Jeff Adams escribió:
> Carlos;
>
> Have you check to make sure your DVD player will play home
> burned DVD's?
>   
It had played them till now without problem, but something must have 
changed, as now it can't (new recorded ones). I have tested same DVD's 
in a new player and it can read them perfectly.
> Older players will not. I learned it the hard way a while ago and
> spent a lot of time with the computer when I really needed to buy
> a new DVD player.
>
> Also, try another brand of DVD blanks. Where your PC can read
> the disks and play then and your DVD player can not, this can often
> just be media issues.
>   
I'm using the same brands I have other dvd's recorded time ago that work 
and those recorded recently don't work.
> I'll yield, but I don't think it's codec related. From the couple of
>  DVD's I created with K3b, if you have a codec issue you can't
> create the disk in the first place. Presuming you're mastering a video 
> DVD.
>
> Hope this helps.
>
> Jeff
>
> On Saturday 14 July 2007, Carlos Dávila wrote:
>   
>> I can burn video dvd's (DVD+R) successfully with K3b, both from iso
>> images and adding files to VIDEO_TS folder, but when I try to play
>> them in a DVD player device, it doesn't recognise them. I can play
>> them in my pc. I suppose the problem is related with the codecs used
>> to encode video. Is it possible to fix the problem changing something
>> in K3b settings? Thanks for any help
>> Carlos Dávila


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