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Post by erdna »

In the VS11 burning module, under "project settings" one can check or un-check "Support X-Disc". What does this mean?
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I've never used made an "X-Disc", but the User Manual says:
- Support X-Disc Includes Extended disc (XDVD, XVCD, XSVCD) compatible files to your project.
To make a normal (standards compliant) DVD, that will play on any DVD player*, leave the box un-checked.


* Some players can't play "burned" DVDs, or thay have trouble with the various physical-burnable formats (DVD-R, DVD+R, etc). But, the data-format on the DVD will be fully-compliant.
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erdna
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Post by erdna »

Thanks sjj1805.
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