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    When I burn a movie downloaded in the iso image file, I can play it on my computer (WinDVD) and a stand-alone DVD recorder. When I burn a movie in video files ( Please see the attached jpg file.), I can play it on WinDVD, but not on the stand-alone DVD players. I burned video files with Nero Recode directly or by converting the video files to iso image file using IsoBuster.

    Can you tell me why there is difference?

    My comp os: WindowsXP
    DVD burn drive: Pioneer DVD-RW DVR-110D
    Burn software: Nero 7 and IsoBuster Pro 1.8
    PC DVD player: WinDVD 4

    DVD media used: TDK DVD-R 4.7GB

    DVD players:
    Toshiba Hi-Fi VCR & DVD Video Recorder (D-VR4XSU)
    Emerson EWD7003 DVD Player w/MP3 Playback

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    You are burning it incorrectly would be the logical answer. When you have an expended DVD structure like the one you have posted above, is it in a video_TS folder ? How do you burn it ? (Program, steps etc)
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    Originally Posted by guns1inger
    You are burning it incorrectly would be the logical answer. When you have an expended DVD structure like the one you have posted above, is it in a video_TS folder ? How do you burn it ? (Program, steps etc)
    I used Nero Recode as follows:


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    Have you tried simply burning the contents of the video_ts folder by using the Burning ROM part of Nero and selecting the DVD Video template ?

    Or better yet, using imgburn2 instead of Nero ?
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