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  1. 17th Aug 2001 17:57 #1
    chales
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    I want to burn a VCD for a friend who has a Panasonic DVD player. Any of you guys know if Panasonics play CDRWs (like most Sonys) or CDRs???
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    I have a Yamaha DVD-S700 which is a Panasonic A350 clone and I can play TDK, Kodak, Imation and Princo 74 min CD-RW disks without any problems.

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  3. 18th Aug 2001 03:41 #3
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    That is good to know. Have you tried any VCDs on CDRs?
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    My buddie's panasonic will only play VCDs on Memorex CDRW's and won't play SVCDs or CDRs.
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  5. 18th Aug 2001 09:44 #5
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    Memorex....I actually think that is the brand that my CDRWs are. Good. Thanks mucho!
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  6. 18th Aug 2001 10:51 #6
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    Iv'e had limited success with Princo and Pyrod CD-R's but I have to open and close the drawer about 10 times before the DVD player recognizes the CD-R. Now I only use CD-R's to archive the videos and copy to CD-RW when I want to watch something.

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  7. 18th Aug 2001 18:55 #7
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    Yeah, archiving the VCDs on CD is what I do to. Looks like CDRW then. Are there any DVD players that do play CDRs instead of CDRWs???
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