MF5 Problems playing slideshow on DVD Player

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haitch
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MF5 Problems playing slideshow on DVD Player

Post by haitch »

Hi
Can anyone please help me !! I have made a slideshow using MF5 and it seems ok, until I play it on my DVD player and it seems to freeze half way through, this has happened on the last few slideshow projects Ive done !!

I am using a PC with XP

Thanks
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It could be a bad blank DVD, a bad burn, or a problem with your DVD player. Some DVD players have trouble with "burned" DVDs. Some have trouble with DVD+R and some have trouble with DVD-R, etc. (Your odds are best with DVD-R.)

Have you tried it on more than one player? Does it play OK on the computer?

You may have a bad batch of blank DVDs or your burner may not "like" the particular brand you used.

Try burning at a lower speed (i.e. 4X)

Nero CD-DVD Speed (FREE!!!) can usually tell you if there is a physical problem with the DVD. (A bad blank, a bad burn, a scratch, etc.)
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Post by sjj1805 »

Please Read This Before posting wrote:SUBJECT: Please use a subject that describes your exact problem instead of making us guess what's in your post.
Sorry if you this sounds like I am telling you off - I am not.
You can alter the title by using the Image button on your first post.

The purpose of providing a meaningful title is this.
There are a number of members on the forum who try and help troubleshoot problems - myself included. In the early days of the user forum it was not too difficult to be able to read all of the posts submitted since the last time I (or one of the other troubleshooters) had logged on.

On the Forum Home page at the top right is a link
view posts since last visit In the forums early days this would perhaps range between 10-30 posts. Today however the board has grown in popularity and more products are now catered for including the former Intervideo products before the merger with Ulead.

There have been days when I have logged on to find over 70 new posts since my last visit. It is of course impossible to read each and every one of them and so it is necessary to look at the titles to pick out posts where I feel I am able to offer some worthwhile input.

if you are viewing perhaps the VideoStudio forum and a post is entitled
"VideoStudio" - it doesn't really give you a clue, similarly in the PhotoImpact forum a post entitled [PhotoImpact] is equally as meaningless.

Giving a post a suitable title is a means of helping us to help you.

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Post by haitch »

Thanks very much for all your advice it's appreciated.

I have been using DVD+R disks on a Sony Vaio VGC-M1, I am going to try a DVD-R disk and see if that works.

Thanks again.
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