The older DVD players, for the most part, do not play recordable DVD discs, whether DVD +R, -R, +RW, or -RW. About a year ago, most of the new crop would play the DVD -R, and few would play the DVD +R. Today, things may have changed, but you'd still have to read the manufacturer's specs to find out if the player will play the kind of disc that you want to record. --Steve On Jun 9, 2005, at 10:41 AM, Richard M. Kriss wrote: > Something tells me the old RCA DVD Player we have on top of the RCA > Home > Theater may be old stuff and needs to be replaced as it will not > play DVD's > that play on my G4. > > As a test I burned a movie we own to a DVD+RW disc using the > PIONEER DVD-RW > DVR-109 and it plays perfect using the OSX 10.4 DVD Player.app but > will NOT > play via the RCA set top box DVD player. Could the issue be I used > a DVD+RW > rather than a DVD-RW disc? > > Any suggestions on what specs are important in the newer TV DVD > players? I > would like to stay with an RCA to be able to run everything from > the same > remote.