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Old July 14th, 2008
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Default Trouble Getting burned DVD's to play on PS2 and DVD Player

I have been trying to burn downloaded movies from limewire onto DVD-R disks to play in my DVD Player, but to no avail. I have tried everything. I have used two different programs to convert to DVD file for burning (Express Burner & AVS Video Converter 6). I have tried several different file extensions including avi, mp4, and wmv. All I can get from my DVD Player and PS2 is disk read error. I have a DVD-RW Drive and am using DVD-R disks. I can play all the DVD's i burn on my or other PC's, just not on PS2 or DVD Player. Please help???
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Some DVD players are brand or type of dvd specific. Some may not play dvd r disks. Some will only play either DVD+R or DVD-R. Some players will only play a small range of dvd r brands.

1. Try a different type of disk, + or -
2. Burn at minimum speed.
3. Make sure you are burning DVD video format & not divx or data format.
4. If necessary, try a different brand of dvd r
5. Very important is not to have the overall bit rate of the dvd higher than 9.2 Mbs as some players won't play higher than that & some even lower. ie: Make sure the combination of video bit rate + audio adds up to no more than 9.0 Mbs or less. Also choose variable bit rate with maximum no higher than 8.3 Mbs eg: video target or average bit rate of 7.0 Mbs, max video bit rate of 8.3 Mbs, audio in Dolby Digital at somewhere between 192 kbps - 320 kbps. (192 kbps = 0.192 Mbs)

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Thanks! Will try that. Anyone know exactly what type of disks PS2 will play?
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Also, forgot to mention one thing. i read somewhere that files needed to be converted to vob before being burned in order to play on dvd players. Any truth to this?
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Of course yes. Many burner software programs will convert for you. They will convert the video file to mpeg2 VOB audio & video.

If your DVD's do not have VOB files on them, then they were not burnt in dvd video format obviously. Probably as data format.

If you open a dvd disk up you find two folders, AUDIO_TS (usually empty but some players still need to see the folder) & VIDEO_TS. Within the VIDEO_TS folder will be your VTS_01_1, etc. files.

* Oh sorry I edited my post above late, you perhaps didn't see my last points I made.
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