Burn DVDs for both MAC & PC

[Martin Rose]

Are you using dvd-r some older macs dont like dvdplusR

[Paolomart]

I’m using DVD-R burned with Nero as DVD-Video.

[David Roth weiss]

Paulo,

The problem may well be with DVDit Pro, because I use Nero and ReelDVD on the PC, and I can play DVDs just fine on my MAC G5.

DRW

[Paolomart]

Do you burn as ISO/UDF, UDF or DVD-Video.

Thanks,
Paolo

[Ed Dooley]

I use DVD SP to build my projects, then drag the Audio & Video_TS folders into Toast and burn it as UDF (DVD-ROM)
for cross-platform compatibility.
HTH,
Ed

[David Roth weiss]

I always burn using the DVD video choice.

[Ed Dooley]

I’m using Toast 6.05, (I think the latest version has a new Video_TS files to DVD-Video setting, or something to that effect).
The recommended way to do it in 6.05 is to use DVD-ROM (UDF), drag the Audio & Video TS folders (but take out the .lay, or any layout files, as well as any data files first, they could interfere with playback on some players), and burn at 1x.
Ed

[David Roth Weiss] “I always burn using the DVD video choice.”

[David Roth weiss]

Ed,

Paolo started this thread and he’s using Nero, not Toast, just as I am. So, your settings in Toast won’t really help him. Let’s try to compare apples to apples and oranges to oranges…

DRW

[Ed Dooley]

Yeah, I know David. Didn’t mean to confuse the issue. Nobody responded to his ISO/UDF question for a couple of days, so I tried to help specifically with the ISO/UDF answer. Glad you chimed in
with the actual Nero answer.
Ed

[David Roth Weiss] “Ed,

Paolo started this thread and he’s using Nero, not Toast, just as I am. So, your settings in Toast won’t really help him. Let’s try to compare apples to apples and oranges to oranges…
“

[Paolomart]

Yes, I think actually the problem is:
do I need to burn as UDF or ISO/UDF?

I tried as UDF but I had some problem on DVD players…

thanks a lot,
Paolo