Wizard008,
I don't have an answer regarding the playback problems your seeing on your
PC. However, is it possible that your TV DVD player requires a different type
of DVD blank than you used?
What did you burn the DVD on, a DVD-R or a DVD+R?
Many DVD players will not play both types of DVDs. Some do play both, but it
seems most require a DVD-R to be used, but not all.
Generally, the DVD player manual will state what type of DVDs can be played.
If you can't find the information in your manual, try to make a new DVD using
the opposite type of blank than you used for the first one.
Don S.
"wizard008" wrote:
[Quoted Text] > I need some serious help here folks!
>
> I am using Movie Maker 6 (SP1) that comes with Vista and am trying to
> publish a simple project that definitely previews right. The steps that I go
> through are:
>
> - hit publish movie
> - select DVD (I am then taken to DVD Maker)
> - I leave all my setting as default, which is:
> ->start with DVD Menu
> ->aspect ratio is 4:3
> ->video format is NTSC
> ->burn speed is fastest
> ** I live in North America and don't have a WS TV **
>
> - the burn process completes and ejects the DVD
> - I put the DVD in the player and it doesn't recognize the DVD at all
> - I put it in the computer to see what's up and the computer recognizes it
> but doesn't automatically play it.
>
> If I run the VIDEO_TS.IFO file, the video will play but what happens is I
> get two images of the movie (it appears to be some kind of overlay issues or
> something). Not sure if this help. I've tried Adobe Premiere and got the
> same results (i.e. burns fine but doesn't play ...).
>
> Any reason why this may be happening?
>
>
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