recorded dvdrs play on some dvd players but sometimes stick on others....

[bionickaren]

hi im having issues again iv a bush dvdrecorder iv recorded well over a 100 discs all the discs play on the recorder it was recorded on ok!!! but when i try some discs iv recorded with it on other recorders thay wont play or stick allittle how ever i looked out an old bush dvd recorder from 2000 and all of the discs play on this..with little or no proplems well some times the disc stops for a second then starts again....what im asking is is it worth gettin a new bush dvd player so i can play my discs problems free and why are the discs not playing on my sanyo player(well only some discs do that was recorded on the bush dvd recorder) but most will play on another bush dvd player should i stick with bush or what dvd player will play anything dvdr dvd+rw and so on any ideas

please help me x k
ps the sanyo dvd player says it playes dvd+r dvd-rw dvd+rw video cd and picture dvds but im having issues playing discs recorded on my bush dvd player on it some discs play otheres not!!! and thay say dvds safe eh im about to flip my lid

[harley2ride]

First try a high quality brand of media (Verbatim or Taiyo Yuden), and see if that helps. If not, it could just be that your laser in your burner is wearing out. You might try one of the cd/dvd lens cleaning cd's and see if it makes any difference.

[R55B]

bionickaren:

Not all of the standalone set-top DVD recorders are built to the same quality specs, or with quality componentry. I have had great success using Phillips recorders/players, or my PC, to produce DVDs. If a laser cleaning doesn't work, then compatibility between recording media, or the units themselves, is the issue. Here is a good read on that:

http://www.manifest-tech.com/media_dvd/dvd_recorders.htm

[pinetop]

Its not the media. But rather the bitrates, Panny recorders create DVDs that stick or pause when played on certain players.

[Wile_E]

Its not the media. But rather the bitrates, Panny recorders create DVDs that stick or pause when played on certain players.

What do you base your claim on? Bitrate has nothing to do with it. All DVD players/recorders should be able to play 10080kb/s sustained maximum bitrate with video/audio combined. If these players can't sustain such bitrate, then they are not DVD compliant and should not carry the DVD logo. So basically, if someone made a DVD with 9800kb/s CBR video and 256kb/s AC-3 Audio(9800+256=10056kb/s), this should play on all players. Try different media, Fuji TY or Maxell made in japan, if you can find it.

[MysticE]

A number of people have brought me discs (home movie transfers) recorded for them with older Panasonic recorders that would not play in their players (although they worked fine in mine). I ran them thru DVDShrink, reauthored to remove the menu, trimmed a bit and then burned them a new copy, on MCC discs. The new disc would now play for them.