I have a DVD player which refuses to read any burned discs. Now, it will play original CD-ROMs fine, but it doesnt not support CD-R. I would like to play my custom music mixes on my DVD player. So my quesiton is, what exactly is different between the two media that would allow the DVD player to detect it is a CD-R? If it is some simple marker that is burned, then how can I burn a CD that would be marked as "real" (not burned)?
If it's a physical difference, what exactly is the difference, and is there any way to overcome this?
I think the companies should realize that not all burned discs are illegally created.
~ApT~
Running:
333 MHz Celeron (Slot1)
192 MB RAM
4 MB ATi Rage LT Integrated Video
ESS 1869 Integrated Audio
Comcrap (Compaq) mobo
If it's a physical difference, what exactly is the difference, and is there any way to overcome this?
I think the companies should realize that not all burned discs are illegally created.
~ApT~
Running:
333 MHz Celeron (Slot1)
192 MB RAM
4 MB ATi Rage LT Integrated Video
ESS 1869 Integrated Audio
Comcrap (Compaq) mobo