Can't get DVD Styler to produce a dvd that will play on an external unit

[Canon GL-2 Guy]

Gents!

On the surface it seemed all so simple.What I like about this program is its ability to let the user design & customize their own menu complete with button(s) with a background of their own choosing.The part that presently stumps me is this:after I've designed the menu,the authoring is done,the iso file is created and subsequently burned to dvd,the resulting product will only play on my computer and nowhere else!It plays fine as intended with WMP 11,VLC player and PowerDVD (for example) but not on my standalone (i.e. external DVD player hooked up direct to the tv).That player will not recognize the disk as valid,whereas the computer will!What gives,any ideas?My project is rather on the basic side.It has no chapters,no subtitles and only one button.All I want to do is to have a single menu with one "start movie" button which can be played on the hardware DVD player.Please help me to accomplish this task.

Thanks so much.I'd like to get this out of the way and get on with other tasks at hand.
Bruce

[dlflannery]

Gents!
.......after I've designed the menu,the authoring is done,the iso file is created and subsequently burned to dvd,the resulting product will only play on my computer and nowhere else!........
Bruce

The possibilities are too numerous to play guessing games! Please post all the details of what you are doing, including video source, format, preparation, audio type and bitrate (if known), version of DVDStyler, NTSC or PAL, how you are burning the .iso to the DVD, DVD media brand and type and burning speed, whether your burner is bit-setting, and the model and age of your DVD player.

Usually the problem is simple and can be easily corrected, once identified -- but more information is required! 8)

[dlflannery]

Gents!
.......after I've designed the menu,the authoring is done,the iso file is created and subsequently burned to dvd,the resulting product will only play on my computer and nowhere else!........
Bruce

The possibilities are too numerous to play guessing games! Please post all the details of what you are doing, including video source, format, preparation, audio type and bitrate (if known), version of DVDStyler, NTSC or PAL, how you are burning the .iso to the DVD, DVD media brand and type and burning speed, whether your burner is bit-setting, and the model and age of your DVD player.

Usually the problem is simple and can be easily corrected, once identified -- but more information is required! 8)