WHY a burned movie work on an older DVD player, but works on my computer and Blue Ray.
1338787
For no apparent reason, some burned movies do not work on all dvd players. I have movies work on my Blu-ray player and my old dvd plyer but won't work on my new dvd player.
1338788
The question is not clear. The word "not" belongs in either the first part or the second part of the question to be clear.
2220357
I am disappointed to discover that some of my DVD+ discs recorded with DVDShrink do not play well on this machine--on some discs there is severe pixalation and others simply will not play at all. However, inexplicably, some computer-burnt DVD+ discs DO work ok. Go figure. On an older Phillips DVD player (about 5 yrs. old) all of my DVDShrink-burned DVD+ discs worked flawlessly.
1610578
I have the older version of this player and mine does that quite often, too. Not necessarily when I am playing DVDs, but when I am playing movies off of my hard drive. I have found no solution. SO frustrating.
2262030
Check to see if you used a Blue Ray disk and that you have a Blue ray player in your computer. If you used a Blue Ray and your computer doesn't have a Blue Ray DVD then it will not read the DVD and spit the DVD out. However, if you use a regular DVD and it doesn't play, call Dell. There may be an issue.
1606104
I know of at least one instance where a Sony DVD Jukebox machine DID play a burned dual-layer disk that wouldn't play on my Toshiba. Probably not much help- could have been a fluke, but it is true.
647136
I've played many moves on it but perhaps they've all been regular DVD. I know I've successfully burned many BluRays (for iTunes sharing to Apple TV, which is the primary reason I bought it) but when I just tried to play a BluRay on the computer (VLC Media Player installed Win8 Bootcamp on Mac Mini hardware) I got an error, so maybe there is an issue playing BluRays. I'll mess around with it and see if I can get it to work and let you know.
35899
Your download must be corrupted. You can download and burn it again. It has to be burned as ISO image and I read in some forums that some have problems if burned with Windows Vista. Also, version 1.8 is available now. If you can run a cable from your router to the Blu ray player, internet update is the best way to go. I hope this helps.
1875390
The one I received was not a blue ray, I play it in a 8 yr old $20 DVD player.
650356
I tried 2 different movies both were blu ray, one worked and one did not. Sorry not much help
1522190
The rule is if it's not a Blue player - it will not play Blue ray . On the other hand if it's a blue ray player it will play a regular DVD Disc and a Blue ray Disc .
2208121
Yes it burns DVD, and no, it won't play Blu Ray, it doesn't matter if it has HDMI, it needs a Blu Ray drive to play it.
695539
No! and you probably already found this out on the blue ray side... This feature only works on DVD's They have disabled this feature on PowerDVD 13 and 14 for Blue Ray discs.
2240899
Some newer blu-ray movies will not play in older machines. You can try updating the software and firmware, which might help. But I know some people who have had to buy a whole new player because so many newer blu-rays would not play on their older machine. One friend contacted LG and they sent him a disk to update the software on his machine, then it played blu-rays again.
2060803
I know for a fact that certain dvd players playback a certain dvds base on the format recorded. Your literature for your dvd player will usually tell you this. As for some computers being able to play back your DVDs and other computers won't, it may be the same reason as mentioned. I've never had problems playing my DVDs on multiple computers. However when I purchased these "Sony" DVD+R media, I was not able to use them. My HP desk top computer did not recognize them. FYI: It was after 30 days that I received my order, I could not return them, and there for I gave them to Goodwill.
1818427
I have played with a third party software, Blu ray movies. So it should also play DVD movies too.
898797
It should work on any blue ray player and probably any dvd player as well, I used it on an older dvd player that I had and it went through it's process and seems to work.
49954
Huh! Figure!I never expected it to work in such a dated player, but indeed my dozen or so JPG's burned on to a CDRW (just to answer your question) did in fact display on this unit.That's the only format I tested as it's the only one you mentioned.