Video > DVD transfer request

[consigliere]

it is and it picks and chooses which DVD's it will play and which it won't.

I can't even find a pattern to why it happens.

[cpwigan]

it is and it picks and chooses which DVD's it will play and which it won't.

I can't even find a pattern to why it happens.

It will only play DVDs that have been converted to digital either by the manufacturer beforehand or by yourself afterwards. Anything you download should play fine

[josie andrews]

it is and it picks and chooses which DVD's it will play and which it won't.

I can't even find a pattern to why it happens.

It will only play DVDs that have been converted to digital either by the manufacturer beforehand or by yourself afterwards. Anything you download should play fine

I downloaded a film (just for me) CP, and that will only work on my computer. I have dvd recorders and a built in one. Last year someone downloaded the Catalan/Wigan game off the French sport channel while I was there, that will play on my computer and the built in dvd player but not the recorders??? :conf: How do you convert? :conf:

You'll have to give me some lessons CP





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[cpwigan]

it is and it picks and chooses which DVD's it will play and which it won't.

I can't even find a pattern to why it happens.

It will only play DVDs that have been converted to digital either by the manufacturer beforehand or by yourself afterwards. Anything you download should play fine

I downloaded a film (just for me) CP, and that will only work on my computer. I have dvd recorders and a built in one. Last year someone downloaded the Catalan/Wigan game off the French sport channel while I was there, that will play on my computer and the built in dvd player but not the recorders??? :conf: How do you convert? :conf:

You'll have to give me some lessons CP





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lol Josie,

Yes you need to convert the dowloaded files normally avi ones into a DVD format,

I use this package

http://www.vso-software.fr/products/con ... &aid=97139

You are meant to buy it. I did but my nephew downloaded a copy from somewhere for free. I can find out.

There are lots of these convert to DVD programmes about though. Many good ones.

[josie andrews]

Thanks CP gone and bought it am converting (hopefully) as we speak :thum: xx

[dawbz]

No software needed Dawbz. You simply add a video player to your TV / DVD set up viascart leads and record on DVD whilst playing the video.

Thanks for that cp, now thats where i have a problem......... i don't have a dvd recorder , but i am in the process of looking for a new 42" plasma (I have been told LG are very good), so it sounds like a purchase of a dvd recorder is in order, anyone any ideas of wich make (tv + dvd) are worth a look at i would appreciate the info, thanks in advance.

[wigan pie man]

No software needed Dawbz. You simply add a video player to your TV / DVD set up viascart leads and record on DVD whilst playing the video.

Thanks for that cp, now thats where i have a problem......... i don't have a dvd recorder , but i am in the process of looking for a new 42" plasma (I have been told LG are very good), so it sounds like a purchase of a dvd recorder is in order, anyone any ideas of wich make (tv + dvd) are worth a look at i would appreciate the info, thanks in advance.

FORGET THE TELLY/DVD COMBO......i have one and it wont play a lot of my bought dvds, let alone copies.

get convertXtoDVD on your compy, torrent what you want, then copy it on disc.

then problem 2........which discs to use??

anyway.......theres a £25 dvd player in asda that will play just about anything..........i have one........and if they fail to play on my telly dvd, they play on that.
but it wont play dvd-rw for some reason

[cpwigan]

No software needed Dawbz. You simply add a video player to your TV / DVD set up viascart leads and record on DVD whilst playing the video.

Thanks for that cp, now thats where i have a problem......... i don't have a dvd recorder , but i am in the process of looking for a new 42" plasma (I have been told LG are very good), so it sounds like a purchase of a dvd recorder is in order, anyone any ideas of wich make (tv + dvd) are worth a look at i would appreciate the info, thanks in advance.

Dawbz if you need I will convert the games for you.

You can buy video / dvd recorder combos.

I personally like Philips myself. What I would say is do not skimp on the DVD discs. I only use Verbatim.

What Wigan Pie Man says is true, some of the cheap players are far less fussy than more expensive ones.

[dawbz]

Thanks for that cp, what agentleman you are.
I'll buy my stuff first and see how i get on, by the way i have always used Ridisc and not had a problem with those discs, if i don't have any joy i will give you a shout and take you up on the offer matey, thanks again.

[josie andrews]

No software needed Dawbz. You simply add a video player to your TV / DVD set up viascart leads and record on DVD whilst playing the video.

Thanks for that cp, now thats where i have a problem......... i don't have a dvd recorder , but i am in the process of looking for a new 42" plasma (I have been told LG are very good), so it sounds like a purchase of a dvd recorder is in order, anyone any ideas of wich make (tv + dvd) are worth a look at i would appreciate the info, thanks in advance.

Dawbz if you need I will convert the games for you.

You can buy video / dvd recorder combos.

I personally like Philips myself. What I would say is do not skimp on the DVD discs. I only use Verbatim.

What Wigan Pie Man says is true, some of the cheap players are far less fussy than more expensive ones.

Mine are all Philips equipment, discs as well, have never had a problem with them I do like Philips though (don't know if he likes mine)