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DVD Burning Help!

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HelterSkelter68


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Hello, im new here, and i've been trying to burn a DVD, now what i've been doing since its the easiest way is to create a burn folder, then burn it to a DVD. It works comes up on the TV, but when it plays it stops and goes, and keeps doing it. Im using WINDATA DVD-R disc, i heard that these Discs aren't that good. can anyone help me? thanks!
 
Mickyfin

Mickyfin


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Try the application "Burn", its simple, quick, and does exactly what its supposed to do, Burn.
 
Collin Bl

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What OS and Mac are u using? Try the DVD+R disks, see if it plays better.
 

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