Are they commercial region free DVDs, or burned DVDs? (the easiest way to
tell the difference is that commercial ones will have a very shiny silver
or sometimes more of a gold color, whereas burned ones will normally be a
blue or green color)
If it is a burned one, those typically have lower compatibility levels,
varying depending on whether it is a - or + format, and the DVD player
being tested on, as well as who produced the media, and the burner used.
Matthew Ballard
Otis College of Art and Design Library
mballard@otis.edu
At 09:36 AM 1/18/2005, you wrote:
>Hi everyone!
>
>Our DVD players are have been problems reading "Region Free" DVD's. Just
>wondering if this is a common problem? Our DVD players are only about 2
>years old. Is this a format problem?
>
>Thanks
>Rob Hooft
>JIBC Library
>New Westminster, B.C.
>
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Are they commercial region free DVDs, or burned DVDs? (the easiest way to tell the difference is that commercial ones will have a very shiny silver or sometimes more of a gold color, whereas burned ones will normally be a blue or green color)
Hi everyone!
Our DVD players are have been problems reading "Region Free" DVD's. Just wondering if this is a common problem? Our DVD players are only about 2 years old. Is this a format problem?
Thanks
Rob Hooft
JIBC Library
New Westminster, B.C.
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