Hi,
I'm purchasing a DVD-R155 this week, and I just want to check that I will be able to run dvds created by the recorded in my laptop DVD drive?
Thanks
Luke
I'm using the DVD-R122 to record from cable TV. The video will play on a desktop PC but I'm not getting the audio. I don't know if this is a block on the part of Comcast to prevent subscribers from making copies of On Demand movies or not. I previously had Disk Network and was able to make a recording of Portland, Oregon Rose Parade and played it on my computer. So my thought is YES you can play it on your computer.
Just try to load the dvd disc.and see if it is reading..
1Go to the Microsoft website that features DVD decoders that are compatible with Windows XP (see Resources). Select a compatible DVD decoder from the list presented on the Web page, for example, CinePlayer DVD Decoder or Cyberlink PowerDVD SE (see Resources).
Follow the menu screens to either purchase the decoder or to buy the serial code needed for installing the decoder. Click on the download link when the link becomes active or appears on the Web page.
Double-click the file once downloaded. Enter the purchased serial code if prompted. Follow the menu commands to install the DVD decoder into Windows XP. Close the installation window when completed by clicking the red "X" in the upper right corner. Restart Windows XP.
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