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Stevievai

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6. July 2004 @ 21:59

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Ok guys, here's what I'm working with:
DVD Player: Toshiba SD-2200
Burner: NEC 2510A
Media Identifier: DVD-R:RITEKG04
Pentium 4 1.5 Ghz
DVD Shrink 3.1.7.6
DVD Decrypter 3.2.2.0

Ok, so I had no luck with the previous DVD+R discs I was using. They were Fuji 4x (DVD+R:RICOHJPN-R01-002). The movies play on my friend's PS2 and on my PC, so they're not coasters. The goal here is to get the movies to work in my Toshiba player. According to videohelp.com, my player will play DVD-R's. So far, the only burned DVD my player has played is a Memorex 4x DVD+R (DVD+R:CMC MAG-F01-000). I have been using ScubaPete's brief guide. I just got the Ritek's today and was sure they would work. Arrg, this is so frustrating!

So I'm wondering if there's anyone on this board who knows about the different things I might try to make a burned disc work in my DVD player. I really don't want to buy another player, cause it works just fine for all non-burned movies. Does anyone have any ideas on how to change the settings in order to make the burned disc work in a Toshiba SD-2200? I'm willing to lose some discs to experiments, but I thought I should post on here first. I have Nero available if you guys think that might make a difference. ScubaPete, any ideas?

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flip218

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6. July 2004 @ 23:21

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Stevievai,

It seems that your player isn't very compatible with any media ... at least according to videohelp.com

I read an a comment, don't know if it will help. Here's the

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Wanted to add this comment. I have sucessfully had DVD+R playback on this recorded. The key is the same as DVD+RW. The compatibility mode has to be set to DVD-ROM. If the mode is left at DVD+R or DVD+RW you always get a check disk error.

Are you able to select the compatibility mode on your players?

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Stevievai

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7. July 2004 @ 01:13

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I saw that post a while ago, but I don't know what it means by compatibility mode. Does anyone know what "compatibitity mode" means? I private messaged Jer, he's the guy who wrote that. Never heard back. Maybe if I can figure out what he means by compatibility mode, I might have a chance.

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flip218

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7. July 2004 @ 01:15

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I would think it's in your players settings/ options setup or something

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Stevievai

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7. July 2004 @ 16:08

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I looked in the manual for the player, and there's nothing in there about changing the settings for the type of DVD format. There's gotta be a way to get the DVD-R's to work. I have some theories, let me know if these might have anything to do with playback:

1. is it possible that my player won't play a DVD without a region code?
2. will it make a difference whether I use Nero or Decrypter to burn the discs?
3. maybe this "compatibility mode" has something to do with the way the DVDs are burned, maybe in Nero?

Thanks for your help guys, let me know if you have any theories of your own on this issue.

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flip218

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7. July 2004 @ 16:12

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1. is it possible that my player won't play a DVD without a region code?

Possible ... Only way to find out is to try it :)

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2. will it make a difference whether I use Nero or Decrypter to burn the discs?
3. maybe this "compatibility mode" has something to do with the way the DVDs are burned, maybe in Nero?

doubtful ... Best thing to do is try your backups in another standalone player.

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Stevievai

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7. July 2004 @ 16:21

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All of my backups work in my friend's PS2. I guess it's now time to start experimenting. Hopefully, I'll make a correct guess sooner, rather than later, after having used a bunch of discs!

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showoff

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10. July 2004 @ 08:51

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Hi, I am having the same problem you are have with trying to play back movies on the toshiba SD2200. Please let me know what you find out. Thanks.

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flip218

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10. July 2004 @ 09:28

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showoff,

Did you read all of the posts? Your question has been answered ... That player isn't very compatible with any media. You can check your players compatibility here http://www.videoplayers.com/dvdplayers. What you can also do is test your backups in another standalone player, or perhaps buy another dvd player.

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