Rob In der Maur wrote: > Hi J.C. > > So, let me get this straight: you are burning 4x DVD's in the MCE > Superdrive (which can only burn at max 1x) and that seems to give you > better compatibility with your home player? Interesting, as I've had no > luck sofar in using any of the DVD's I burnt with my MCE Superdrive in > my home DVD player (Verbatim, Nashua, Apple (2x)). Possibly related to > my home DVD player. Anyway, I have a couple of other media to try but I > think I add the Apple 4x media in the equation... > > cheers, > Rob > Yea, that's right. I think it's because the 4X media has to pass more stringent surface tests than the 2X media. I used to work at Memorex in their Floppy Media Test department and, after burnishing, the floppies were sorted based upon the subsequent media surface quality tests. I suspect they conduct similar tests on DVDs. BTW, the media played in a Sony Playstation and a new Panasonic DVD, but not my older RCA DVD player. -- J.C. Webber III Technical Lead, Unix System Administrator jcw at kingoblio.com (home) www.kingoblio.com