charlie muffin
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Hi
I've got a Sony Vaio VGN-FE21B notebook and a Samsung DVD-VR320 combination DVD VHS player - which allows recording and playback of DVD -RAM / -RW / -R discs.
I've recently bought some Verbatim DVD-R discs and burned some Australian Rugby League onto 3 for a friend. DVD player records okay and i can leave the disc as DVD-V format, or finalise to DVD-Video. Either way, when i put them into my Sony Vaio they are not recognised.
I've checked and the DVD player still plays back everything recorded.
I was going to get an optical lens cleaner, or attempt to clean it myself, but took the discs into work and the same problem occurred on 2 colleagues laptops (our computers have not got DVD readers so i had to seek out laptop users.)
I've left 2 with a techie colleague to take home and check, and also check in a dvd player but wondered if there is a simple answer to this?
Less technical questions the better but i'll do my best to answer anything.
Cheers
I've got a Sony Vaio VGN-FE21B notebook and a Samsung DVD-VR320 combination DVD VHS player - which allows recording and playback of DVD -RAM / -RW / -R discs.
I've recently bought some Verbatim DVD-R discs and burned some Australian Rugby League onto 3 for a friend. DVD player records okay and i can leave the disc as DVD-V format, or finalise to DVD-Video. Either way, when i put them into my Sony Vaio they are not recognised.
I've checked and the DVD player still plays back everything recorded.
I was going to get an optical lens cleaner, or attempt to clean it myself, but took the discs into work and the same problem occurred on 2 colleagues laptops (our computers have not got DVD readers so i had to seek out laptop users.)
I've left 2 with a techie colleague to take home and check, and also check in a dvd player but wondered if there is a simple answer to this?
Less technical questions the better but i'll do my best to answer anything.
Cheers