Well George, I'm using Nero to back up my mp3 files onto dvd. This works
fine and the dvds copy successfully. They just have music mp3 files on.
But, when I try and play the dvds, the computer just keeps telling me to
insert a disk, even when there is one already in there.
I took the dvds I had copied round to a friend's house. She has a Pioneer
110D player, and they played beautifully on there.
The computer recognises audio cds if I put them in the drive, but not these
dvds I have done myself containing mp3s.
Hope that makes sense.
Hi Donna,
Perhaps you'd better start by telling us all what software you are using to record your DVDs.
Also, you do often need a special license to play many of what you call "bought" DVDs.
George.
-----Original Message----- From: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Donna Waring Sent: 19 August 2006 00:56 To: Access-UK Subject: [access-uk] A more specific explanation about DVD problem
It struck me that I didn't explain this very well before, so hopefully this is better:
I have a Pioneer DVD/RW DVR-106D
I can read and play audio cds with this no problems.
It also recognises bought dvds, though I don't as yet know how to play these on the computer.
But, if I use a blank DVDr, it will copy stuff onto it fine, like MP3 or data files, but it won't read it. So once I've copied the files, they won't play.
Is this a normal thing to expect, or do people think there's something wrong with it?
And, incidentally, how do you play a bought dvd on the computer?
Really hoping someone can satisfy my curiosity.
Donna
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