blank dvds and software

ash_scotland88 · 6 Jun 2009 at 21:31

I've burnt some dvds which play pixelated on the tv, supports 720p resolution, or what ever the 768 resolution is.
Now on my computer they play fine, 1680x1050. I dont ask me what disc I used but I used Roxio Media Creator Classic 10 to burn.

Anybody got suggestions for if it should be - or + type and how to burn at maximum quality? Each file is about 720mb but seems to take up more space when on the disc.

ash_scotland88 · 6 Jun 2009 at 22:06

I'm sure the dvd drive is both, but will check. Its for when iam a student.
And aye, its avi files.
So best thing is to use convert x?

ash_scotland88 · 6 Jun 2009 at 22:26

Sorry should make it clear that its for a dvd player that plugs into the tv, I also think its an LG one.
Just to be a best and make sure I know what Iam deffo doing can you do a step by step guide?

ash_scotland88 · 6 Jun 2009 at 22:36

Dont know, it's currently up in the attic and its too much effort just now.

DVD drive in the computer is an opitarc (wasnt my choice) so the only software I have is the Roxio.
Looking for the best method to produce the best quality (eg no pixelisation) for watching on tv with the dvd player.

But i think we've currently confused each other about what we are talking about :confused:

edit: and the name and brand of dvd player i just watched it on is coming up in 2seconds. This is the one that played it pixelated.
edit2: dvd player just watched on panasonic sa-ht900

ash_scotland88 · 6 Jun 2009 at 22:49

nah I wont have that at uni, or if I did it would be kept in my room as I would be stealing my brothers.

Cheers, I'll check the dvd player I would be taking with me.

An other noob question, does avi automatically mean dvx?...or how can i find out?

ash_scotland88 · 7 Jun 2009 at 00:16

cheers guys. Will need to order discs and see whats all happening likes.

One more thing, whats the best method of taking wall e off dvd, i'm wanting it on my touch. Ive allready got conversion software for it.