if I burned dvd disc from my computer will they play in any dvd player?
240320
It depends on how you burn it. You can set your computer drive to burn a disc as a "Data" disc ( only a computer can read it ) or as a DVD which will allow it to play on a DVD player.
240321
Yes, as long as the DVD file structure is adhered to. Data DVD will not play on most DVD stand alone players. If you are trying to "copy" a DVD Movie, you will need the correct software to burn a DVD stand alone player compatible. There is a lot more to your question than a simple yes or no will answer.
428782
? if you are refering to the burning software that came with it it will be on a text file in the software disk the dvd drivers are automatic tho never needs drivers as long as you are running windows xp or better to use it as a playeri never got the burning software to work but i have my own so it was not needed
1716882
It plays them on most DVD drives....computer,portable DVD player,home DVD player, laptop....too.I've burned DVDs and had no playback trouble...the book tells you what format is acceptable
1541627
The simple answer is, 'no, it does not play DVD's'. You have to do that through your computer and one of the USB or HDMI Cables; it does however accept USB Sticks.
1889395
James does it play whatever format source is on homemade DVD's...like say that comes from mkv or other file sources. Thanks
1814247
I just installed a program that I had downloaded from the internet on to my computer, and it installed properly. This was a (an) CD-R disk. So I would say that one can play CDs with this drive. By the way this program was burned from another CD drive.
674115
Unfortunately this won't work with foreign DVDs - it will only play region 1 (USA) discs. I just saw some region-free players available here on Amazon. Consider those as they will play foreign discs. As for CDs, any DVD player will play them, even if you burned them yourself (the only ones that won't play burned CDs are really old players - all newer ones will without issues). Hope this helps - good luck with your selection!
160519
Yes. Mine broke and will not play anything. I would look at another dvd player.
1455812
of course not, blurays will never work in a dvd player just like a dvd will not work in a cd player
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.
1120357
You can but you won't be able to play them in CDs players only in DVDs players (or a computer which it will act as a data storage where you have drag drop it back on). Hope that helps!
321250
Yes this will play any cd,dvd, bluray. It will also burn all of those. I burn bluray movies and it works great. You will need to purchase the SATA connector wire separately, see link: Monoprice 108782 18-Inch SATA 6Gbps Cable with Locking Latch, Blue
1488205
No you must have a blu-ray burner. Blu-ray burners will burn DVD's, but not the other way around.
1574197
I'm not sure I've never put a burned blue ray disc in the player before. But yeah it should work it plays burned DVDs. I'll try to see if it plays burn Blu-ray Disc when I get a chance to ok hope this helps a little. I tried it today and it works but it all depends on what software your using to burn the Blu-ray Disc too.
705614
Only Windows 7 Includes the Keys to play DVDs on other versions of windows you need extra software. Try Googleing "Download VLC" it's a free media player that will play almost anything.
818670
Yes it does play DVD disc's, in fact DVDs does look sharper here than in DVD player....
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I know of at least one instance where a Sony DVD Jukebox machine DID play a burned dual-layer disk that wouldn't play on my Toshiba. Probably not much help- could have been a fluke, but it is true.