What dvd players do the mini dvd-rw discs play on?

Some dvd players cannot play certain types of discs. You could check to see if the manufacturer of the dvd player has a firmware update to fix this problem. Older dvd players have trouble playing some of these discs. Most newer dvd players do not have issues and have upgradable firmware to adjust for different formats. Does your burner also do DVD+R discs? Maybe try using those and see if it plays on your dvd player.

Can it play other REGULAR discs?
if not - try cleaning the DVD head (there are special discs which you can buy).

You need to finalize dvd disc and then this can be playback in computer or dvd player.
When disc is completed or full with data, there is an option in camera menu to finalize it.
Need further info or help, let me know.

i want 2 be able to play all types of dvds onmatdvd3307

DVD-R discs can be used with no preparation, but a DVD-RW must be initialised before it can be used for the first time.

You may also have to initialise a DVD-RW if you get the message "UNABLE TO RECOGNIZE THE RECORDING MODE OF THE DISC" .

Also, make sure you always use DVD "minus" format discs - the DC210 will not work with any DVD "plus" format discs.

When you initialise the disc you will be asked to chose between Video mode and VR mode. Most DVD players will play a Video mode disc, but a VR mode disc can be edited with the camcorder. My preference is Video mode - I can then play on a DVD player and edit on a PC.

Don't forget to rate this solution once you've tried it !

I had a similar issue at first... needed to ensure that I had the Sony Picture Motion Browser Software downloaded to the system and then it was ok.

Tom.

u cant use dvd on cd rom...please upgrade to a dvd rw supported player

I didn't understand your question.

All dvd player can play mini dvd's. Why do you want to transfer it on a normal dvd disc???

Most DVD players can't play DVD-R or DVD-RW unless it's finalized (if you record to DVD+RW, it may work ok, but fewer DVD players work right with RW format discs).

Obviously, you need to ensure you are actually writing to the DVD (eg, will they play back on the camcorder). You should see if there's a menu for finalizing the DVDs, that might do it. There are occasionally problems with finalizing discs on some of these DVD camcorders... these discs may not be readable on any DVD player, but might still work in a PC.

The other problem is that some camcoders record in DVD-VR format, which is a special "easily edited" format for DVD camcorders only... regular DVD players don't usually support this (well, some new ones might... this is one of those "evolving standard" issues). You'll probably need a PC to read the disc, edit, convert to a conventional DVD, etc. if you're using this format. 

take the piece of trash back to the store. the reviews on this device are HORRIBLE