will this unit play DVD-ISO
1185047
The Video Format of this DVR can support RM/RMVB, MPEG, MKV, AVI, MP4,MOV,FLV, H.263,H.264,VC-1,DivX, Xvid, TS,RealVideo,VP6,VP8 up to 1080P.Thanks.
2063052
I was not sure so I checked the manual and it says: 'You can play the following discs on the DVD player (including CD-R, CD-RW, DVD+R, DVD-R and DVD+RW, DVD-RW). Don't blame me if it doesn't; I just quoted the manual. Good luck, this Philips DVD player is a good product.
1169343
as long as ur using region 1 disc you should be fine. You might call clearplay to make sure
2103297
yes you can...but if it is anything like mine you will have to find software for it to actually play bluray discs
887104
It has no problem in playing DVDs. You can use the software that comes with it or use whatever other compatible software.
680738
Yes, I have successfully played DVDs on this model. The user manual says it plays DVD-video, DVD-R, DVD-R DL in addition to Blu-ray. It also plays CDs, SD cards, and USB media.
587161
Yes, it plays DVDs. It is our DVD player, DVR, and DVD recorder. It works great!
267418
Yes it does. I had to leave the latest Transformers movie as an ISO and it played fine. I usually use MakeMKV to convert my blurays to MKV but I had to leave it as ISO until MakeMKV got updated to support the new Atmos audio track format found in Transformers Age Of Extinction and a couple other new ones Anyway, that's the long way of saying your ISO's will play fine
1858819
Yes. It will play CDs. Optical drives like this Samsung are ALL backward compatible to older disc formats. If it plays Bluray, it will play DVD and if it plays DVD, it will play CD.**Because they still build all Bluray (blue laser) optical drives with DVD/CD (red lasers) as well
1818427
I have played with a third party software, Blu ray movies. So it should also play DVD movies too.
1950282
I'm not certain. I would download the converter from their website. If the converter works I assume it'll play.
356034
According to the operating instructions that came with the player, the BD-ROM region is A, and the DVD region is 1, so I believe it will not play any disk. I hope this answers the question.
1977156
It should. I bought this because it plays multi-regional DVDs. I don't know where my 'foreign' DVDs came from. They do play fine. You could call Orei. I think they're in Brooklyn, NY.
453302
I don't know because the one I got won't accept DVDs. Although the reading lights are visible when I try to insert the DVD the unit does not grab the DVD and pull it in to the unit no matter how far I try to push it in manually. Also the cable jack is loose and therefore the reception is garbled. I have requested return authorization and when I get a reply to that I'll add additional information.
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It will play DVD's. . .but has no floppy. I bought a plug in floppy which works pretty good. For the price, its a fairly good computer. I bought it for my office data storage. Couldn't be the price. My local Dell refurb shop would have sold it for $ 400+.
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I do not see why not. This is just a larger capacity storage digital video data disc. The only way I could see it not working is if the drives and readers are old, and not able to read dual layer high capacity disc. I have a DVD player from 2001 which does not recognize DVDR but everything else I own plays them fine.
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That's a software issue. As long as you have the software to utilize either the dvd files or an iso, you can burn it to dvd