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Re: Whenever I try to burn a DVD it says invalid folder
Go to control panel and then go to install and uninstall programs. look for the program and reinstall the program of your choice and try to durn dvds if that does not work you may to get another program.
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Perhaps you tried to make a DVD yourself? and most DVD players accept DVD with photographs and MP3 music, but only when you keep yourself to the folder format and file format, described in the manual. When you try to burn a DVD from a MP4 file, you can be sure it won't work.
Can you share what you think should be on the disk you try to play, when the player responds with invalid file format? and can you add the brand an model number in the text, in stead of on top of the question?
A general workaround would be to let your software create an ISO image instead of burning a disc. Then burn the ISO with a known-good burning software (many user here - me included - recommend ImgBurn).
if your downloaded game have two parts (like cd1 and cd2) burn cd2 on a cd or dvd and install the game. otherwise burn complete files of install folder on a dvd. and install the game
I called the manufacturer and realized I was using the wrong type of recordable DVD disc to dub to. Non copy protected VHS tapes dub just fine as long as I'm using the proper disc.
It may be that one of your "special" folders has an invalid character in the path, such as \. You can reset your folders to there defaults. Go here http://windowsxp.mvps.org/usershellfolders.htm
Use caution when modifiing the registry.
First, be sure your DVD burner is capable of burning dual-layered discs-
Second, it may be rather an issue of copy protection on the disc. Have you succesfully copied commercial DVD's in this fashion?
I'm unsure if I'm allowed to mention any software that might assist you in that regard- google is your friend.
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