I burned several Data DVD's on MacBook Pro 2009, they mount and are readable on MacBook Pro. On iMac and HP PC they mount as Blank disc's
I burned the using Disco and OS X Finder
I use DVD only on Mac's. On PC I have software to read osx formated
discs
I have problem reading them on iMac
I find it strange as they mount as Blank Disc, no errors or any other messages
I use DVD only on Mac's. On PC I have software to read osx formated
discs
I have problem reading them on iMac
I find it strange as they mount as Blank Disc, no errors or any other messages
That's not what you stated in your original message. But the same advice holds true. Use the standard Joliet method of burning, close the session, and your DVDs will be able to be read on an iMac, MBP, PC, or Linux computer.
PC software to read the Mac file system has nothing whatsoever to do with DVD burning. If you don't know how to burn a disk in OS X, then use the "Burn" program suggested by louishen.
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