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  1. 10th Dec 2003 19:02 #1
    LWinchester
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    I've burned a few DVDs on my Cyberhome, but chapters that I create aren't recognized by any DVD player. The chapters are recognized by the Cyberhome recorder itself. Anyone else had this problem?

    This happens with both +R and +RW. I've tried four stand-alone DVD players (two Sony, a Fisher, and a Cyberhome) and one Sony DVD-ROM.

    I've not tried the "auto-chaptering" feature.
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    stick in ya slot !


    see if it is recognozed by powerdvd/windvd/wmp8 ... also read the manual again ...JIC!
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    Originally Posted by RabidDog
    stick in ya slot !
    I'm sorry?


    see if it is recognozed by powerdvd/windvd/wmp8 ... also read the manual again ...JIC!
    Chapters aren't recognized by the only DVD-ROM that I have access to. I tried both RealOne Player and Windows Media Player with no luck.

    As for the reading the manual, I've already done that and wasn't able to fix my problem by doing so.
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    What about "Make Compatible" (for +RW) or "Finalize" (+R) ?
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    Originally Posted by donpedro
    What about "Make Compatible" (for +RW) or "Finalize" (+R) ?
    They don't seem to do the trick.
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    Originally Posted by LWinchester
    Originally Posted by donpedro
    What about "Make Compatible" (for +RW) or "Finalize" (+R) ?
    They don't seem to do the trick.
    I just tried the "make compatible" again on a +RW. I had to do it twice, but it finally worked. I've not tried the "finalize" on a +R again, as it's not worked for me in the past.
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    Patience is the key. Depending on how many edits you have made it can take some time. I edited the commericals out of a movie and added more chapters and it took 10 minutes to "make compatible". It may appear like it is complete but it is not complete until the title is highlighted again
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    Originally Posted by Mediaman2000
    Patience is the key. Depending on how many edits you have made it can take some time. I edited the commericals out of a movie and added more chapters and it took 10 minutes to "make compatible". It may appear like it is complete but it is not complete until the title is highlighted again
    I'll just make sure that I wait after I finalize or make compatible. Most all DVDs I've done so far have been two or three hours long, but have only had about two chapters at the most. Nothing has seemed to take a long time to finalize/make compatible, but I guess I didn't wait long enough.
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