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  1. 24th Sep 2004 17:44 #1
    Foz
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    I have made a mini DVD on a CD, it plays on my computer fine. I've checked the file contents of the CD and they are VOB files just like a regular DVD. However, the Mini will not play on some DVD stand alone players. I have no problem with my regular DVDs playing on any standalone. Is there something I can do to fix problem, or is it the type of dye used on the CD. These are silver in color, can I buy a CD with the purplish color of a DVD and would this help? Thanks for your help. Foz

    My reason for doing this is I have a lot of short 10 minute or so home movies and I like to give them to members of the family they pertain to, and a 10 minute video is an awful waste of a blank DVD.
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    some standalones simply do not play mniDVD's

    check out the DVDPLayers list on the left as it will contain this info as to what players do or do not play miniDVD's
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    Thanks Guys, I guess I'm just out of luck on this one. I will have to stay with the SVCDs with less resolution. Foz
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