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VSO Software Discuss, PhotoDVD: Windows Media Player, Playstation 2 at Burning Software forum; Hello All. I'm trialling PhotoDVD , and burned a DVD+RW. It plays fine in Intervideo WinDVD , but is not recognised by Windows Media Player or Real Player and won't work on a Playstation 2 (I don't yet have a 'proper' DVD player). Am I doing anything wrong?


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Old 15-08-2005   #1 (permalink)
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PhotoDVD: Windows Media Player, Playstation 2

Hello All. I'm trialling PhotoDVD, and burned a DVD+RW. It plays fine in Intervideo WinDVD, but is not recognised by Windows Media Player or Real Player and won't work on a Playstation 2 (I don't yet have a 'proper' DVD player). Am I doing anything wrong? Your advice will be greatly appreciated - thanks in advance.
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Re: PhotoDVD: Windows Media Player, Playstation 2

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Hello All. I'm trialling PhotoDVD, and burned a DVD+RW. It plays fine in Intervideo WinDVD, but is not recognised by Windows Media Player or Real Player and won't work on a Playstation 2 (I don't yet have a 'proper' DVD player). Am I doing anything wrong? Your advice will be greatly appreciated - thanks in advance.
Hi there,

PowerDVD and WinDVD knows how to read .VOB (DVD Format files) since they are DVD Player Software.

Window Media Player probably needs proper codec to play DVD Format files.

Download the K-Lite Mega Pack v1.36 --> http://www.codecguide.com/download_mega.htm

Select PlayBack only, and it will install all needed codec to playback pretty much everything !

Then Media Player should have all the needed codec to play those DVD files.

You talked about Real Player, if you have Real Player installed, do not install the Real Player Alternative, in case it "screws" up your Real Player installation.

Now for your Play Station, if you used DVD+RW I assume you burned them at 2.4x ?

I know PS2 are picky, so maybe try a different brand of media !
And burn them SLOW, 2x or 4x max.

Buy the best quality (Taiyo Yuden, Verbatim, TDK DVD-R)
Most stuff made in Japan is pretty good.
Keep away from Made in Taiwan, like Memorex, they are the worst !!!
They are made by CMC Magnetics !
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Re: PhotoDVD: Windows Media Player, Playstation 2

Thanks Cougar for your helpful response. I used a Memorex, so maybe that's a clue. I guessed the PS2 might be fussy. Cheers.
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