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Mikejoed · 13-06-2011, 14:15

A new problem has arisen that I would appreciate anyone's advice on. I didn't anticipate that some of the older DVD players that people have might struggle or even refuse to work completely with the format I used for the DVD.

For anyone who is technically up on these things - I have burned the project to disk using Windows DVD maker in AVI format. I was led to understand that this apparently is the most popular format and should work on most DVD models. However, I am getting some reports back of DVDs not running, which is as frustrating for me as I am sure it will be for those with older equipment. I will of course replace or reimburse for any copies that refuses to perform on their players. In the meanwhile I am experimenting with different formats and will let everyone know when I succeed. Any advice or suggestions will be gratefully received.

13-06-2011, 14:15	#12
Mikejoed Member Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Wherever there's Nuts! Posts: 80 Liked: 1 times Rep Power: 0	Re: Public Viewing of Historical DVD A new problem has arisen that I would appreciate anyone's advice on. I didn't anticipate that some of the older DVD players that people have might struggle or even refuse to work completely with the format I used for the DVD. For anyone who is technically up on these things - I have burned the project to disk using Windows DVD maker in AVI format. I was led to understand that this apparently is the most popular format and should work on most DVD models. However, I am getting some reports back of DVDs not running, which is as frustrating for me as I am sure it will be for those with older equipment. I will of course replace or reimburse for any copies that refuses to perform on their players. In the meanwhile I am experimenting with different formats and will let everyone know when I succeed. Any advice or suggestions will be gratefully received.