Here's a thought, If you burn the DVD, does it play *from the DVD* on the computer without the skips, pops, etc...? If it plays OK on the computer, then the player may be the problem. If it doesn't play on the same drive that burned it, then the problem is likely with the burn settings.
==Joseph++
Alan Dayley wrote:
> On Sunday 15 May 2005 09:12 pm, Kevin Brown wrote:
>
>>And you're certain the players accept the DVD-r type discs? I know
>>there are compatibility issues with both -r and +r on various players.
>
>
> Well, no, I suppose I am not certain. But I own two standalone players so
> I don't have another way to test, practically speaking. I could wander
> up and down the neighborhood asking people to play it for me, I guess.
> We have at least one DVD-?? that was burned by someone else that works in
> both, so that is a point it their favor.
>
> Alan
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