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Cannot Open Home Recorded DVD-R
greyteam1959
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I have some home video on DVD-R that I recorded on a Panasonic DVD player/recorder about 10 years ago.
Trying to play them in the same machine now & I get 'disc not recognised'.
I can play other home recorded DVD-R just not these.
Having trawled about on Google for an answer I have still not been able to play the DVD's.
Anybody any ideas as to the way to play these DVD's ??
Trying to play them in the same machine now & I get 'disc not recognised'.
I can play other home recorded DVD-R just not these.
Having trawled about on Google for an answer I have still not been able to play the DVD's.
Anybody any ideas as to the way to play these DVD's ??
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Is that one of those combi video/DVD recorder machines that let you copy tape to disk?This may be a disk that's gone bad, if you have access to a computer see if it can read it, or some other related software like http://www.makemkv.com may be able to extract it. MakeMKV will almost certainly take a long time to decide whether it can extract the contents or not on these sort of disks recorded by those machines but it can generally do it, assuming the disk is readable to an extent.1
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Thanks for that.
No it's not a disc gone bad as I have 6 the same.
Will try Makemkv.com
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I recovered some photo's from a camera for someone a long time back. I forget the brand but the software/codecs and format were
unique to that camera/brand. The disc was not in a readable format without the software being installed which they no longer had.
I had to do a RAW disc scan which took over 24 hours, this scanned the entire disc for data and recovered what it thought were files.
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Sounds silly but is it finalised? I have the same panasonic dvd recorder. But if the disc isnt finalised at the time, other dvd players wont recognise the dvd.1
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greyteam1959 said:Thanks for that.
No it's not a disc gone bad as I have 6 the same.
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sweetgirl2015 said:Sounds silly but is it finalised? I have the same panasonic dvd recorder. But if the disc isnt finalised at the time, other dvd players wont recognise the dvd.0
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wongataa said:greyteam1959 said:Thanks for that.
No it's not a disc gone bad as I have 6 the same.0 -
DiddyDavies said:wongataa said:greyteam1959 said:Thanks for that.
No it's not a disc gone bad as I have 6 the same.0 -
droopsnoot said:sweetgirl2015 said:Sounds silly but is it finalised? I have the same panasonic dvd recorder. But if the disc isnt finalised at the time, other dvd players wont recognise the dvd.droopsnoot said:sweetgirl2015 said:Sounds silly but is it finalised? I have the same panasonic dvd recorder. But if the disc isnt finalised at the time, other dvd players wont recognise the dvd.droopsnoot said:sweetgirl2015 said:Sounds silly but is it finalised? I have the same panasonic dvd recorder. But if the disc isnt finalised at the time, other dvd players wont recognise the dvd.
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greyteam1959 said:Thanks for that.
No it's not a disc gone bad as I have 6 the same.
Will try Makemkv.com0
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