How can I make sure my burned DVDs are going to be compatible with other players?
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If you record on a DVD+R,DVD-RW,or DVD-R disc, you have to finalize the disc to play them back on other machines. This procedure is explained on pages 54 and 55 of the owners manual. You begin by pressing setup on the remote,select disc edit then press OK,use up/down arrows to select finalize then press OK,use up/down arrows to select yes then press OK. It will take several minutes to complete the process and you can monitor it with the display at the bottom of the screen. After the display shows 100%,the display will disappear and the disc will be finalized. If you record on DVD+RW disc, you do not have to finalize the disc. The DVD+RW disc can also be erased and recorded on many times. You can find this information on page 80 of the owners manual.
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This is software modified in the menu by setting region code to 0. It will play as long as discs are not RCE (region code enhanced). Many newer DVDs have RCE protection, so it's best to purchase a hardware modified DVD player. One with WorldClad hardware modification or PMC will be the best and there is no menu adjustment needed. I have a Philips which is ok and a Pioneer which is very good.
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It shouldn't be a problem. DVD's are the same size at Cd's, so they should work just the same. :O)
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More than likely. I bought my region 2 dvds from eBay and they play like a regular DVD would. As long as it isn't a bad boot leg copy, you shouldn't have any problems
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Yes all blu ray players will play regular DVD... Make sure you burner will burn + discs
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Not really sure, but my wife plays some older DVD's from time to time and it always works.
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Absolutely not, I purchased 2 of these. Sent them both back. I think they're useless because they wont play burnt discs.
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It depends on your system. Check your disc information page, or you dvd guide.
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This is straight from Boss Audio website: BV7320 Single-DIN 3.2" Widescreen TFT Monitor AM/FM Receiver,BOSS AUDIO auto in-dash BV7320Disk Player Mechanism: DVDDisc Player Compatible: DVD, DVDR, DVDRW, VCD, SVCD, MP4, MP3, CD, CDR, CDRW, WMA, MPEG, AVI Hope this helps. As far as burned DVDs, as long as they are closed then you shouldn't have any problems. I have not tried burned DVDs personally though.
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That's a software issue. As long as you have the software to utilize either the dvd files or an iso, you can burn it to dvd
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I have made DVDs that play on other players. You need to make sure the setup is done properly, selecting the aspect ratio and DVD compatible for the sound. Also, you need to finalize the disk after you are done recording (P. 122 in my manual). Finally, make sure you use compatible media. I have used DVD-R successfully. I hope this helps.
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My region 2 DVDs play fine. Make sure you have the region-free version of the BDX1400 and not the regular BDX1400.
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You need an LG burner that has the M-Disc logo in order to burn discs, but M-Disc is playable on any brand DVD player
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ALL upconverting players will ONLY upconvert dvd discs with copy protection or any original ones. Dvds (re)mastered in high definition will SPECIALLY look amazing.
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I don't think software is a problem, but I think they recommend that a recent LG drive be used to burn the DVD. My writers are of that type. so I can't vouch for any others.
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You probably won't like this answer. I could only get the player to work on one or two DVDs. I did lots of googling to try to find a fix. Nothing worked. I ended up just trashing it, since it was so cheap. Lesson learned. Find a used one at Goodwill or pay more for a decent unit. You gets what ya pay for.
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I would say yes. i got a pack of 2 dvd-r disks at the 99cts. store to experiment. it worked. Try it, that's how you find stuff out. dvd-rw - yes