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johnebaker wrote on 2/14/2013, 1:56 PM

Hi

Assuming the burn process completed correctly, the biggest problem tends to be the compatability of the DVD disc with the DVD player or the use of unbranded/economy discs which can be prone to very high failure rates.

What brand of discs are you using and what is the make/model of the DVD player.

I always do my initial burns to good quality rewriteable (DVD-RW) discs.

This way I can erase the discs and reuse them. 

Once I have the movie as I want it and the menus etc play OK on a rewriteable, I use the rewriteble disc as a master to create further copies on good quality DVD-R disc.

I do not use, in my case Movie Edit Pro, to burn the final discs.

HTH

John

 

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