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  1. Hi
    i have anec dvd+r/rw burner and a home dvd player toshiba sd-412v.
    my question is ....is there a way to be able to play dvd+r/rw into my home dvd player vcause my dvd burner can only burn dvd+r/rw and my home dvd play only dvd-r/rw ?


    if there a way please advice

    thanks
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    Originally Posted by kerm007
    Hi
    i have anec dvd+r/rw burner and a home dvd player toshiba sd-412v.
    my question is ....is there a way to be able to play dvd+r/rw into my home dvd player vcause my dvd burner can only burn dvd+r/rw and my home dvd play only dvd-r/rw ?


    if there a way please advice

    thanks
    Do a forum search for the word "bitsetting"

    Some DVD Burners (only DVD+R/RW drives and even then perhaps not all such model/makes) can change the bitsetting so that the disc is either marked as a DVD+R disc (the norm) or a DVD-ROM disc (not the norm unless you change the bitsetting).

    If you change the bitsetting to DVD-ROM then the DVD disc will be readable in more DVD players so if you change it to DVD-ROM there is a possibility that your Toshiba stand alone DVD player will like it and play it.

    Since you have a DVD+R/RW only burner chances are high that it is such a model/make that will allow this bitsetting change.

    Again I would do a forum search on the word "bitsetting"

    I cannot offer much help here as I've never owned a burner with this capability so I've never done it myself. I prefer to burn DVD-R discs only.

    I do know that the popular DVDInfoPro program is capable of changing the bitsetting (assuming your DVD burner supports it).

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