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LocalH · 15th June 2006, 04:47

It is impossible to say with any certainty "this disc will play 100% perfectly on all DVD players". Compatibility is usually better with newer players, however I do have an older Sony DVD player that doesn't really like CD-Rs, and chokes a little bit on DVD+R when the bitrate spikes, but seems to work perfectly with DVD-R.

burnselk · 15th June 2006, 15:45

I've noticed the same thing. The newer the player, the more likely it will play the different formats. I have an older Magnovox surround sound system that is very picky with video disks, but seems OK with most music CD's. Thanks for responding. I keep learning every day.....hopefully.

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15th June 2006, 04:47	#41 \| Link
LocalH Registered User Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 135	It is impossible to say with any certainty "this disc will play 100% perfectly on all DVD players". Compatibility is usually better with newer players, however I do have an older Sony DVD player that doesn't really like CD-Rs, and chokes a little bit on DVD+R when the bitrate spikes, but seems to work perfectly with DVD-R.

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burnselk Registered User Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Almost Heaven Posts: 97	I've noticed the same thing. The newer the player, the more likely it will play the different formats. I have an older Magnovox surround sound system that is very picky with video disks, but seems OK with most music CD's. Thanks for responding. I keep learning every day.....hopefully.