Format for DVD in 2004 Odyssey RES

Well, just wanted to post the results of my findings. Although all
suggestions were good, including the suggestion to check out
www.odyclub.com, I discovered that when burning a DVD with Nero 6, the
software selected a REGION FREE burn. When I deselected this option and
selected REGION 1, then put it into my Odyssey, it worked flawlessly!

Now, mind you, this was using DVD -R. It does NOT work with DVD +R
(really didn't expect it to).

Thanks for the replies. Hopefully, this info will assist others with the
same problem.

 

Well, just wanted to post the results of my findings. Although all
suggestions were good, including the suggestion to check out
www.odyclub.com, I discovered that when burning a DVD with Nero 6, the
software selected a REGION FREE burn. When I deselected this option and
selected REGION 1, then put it into my Odyssey, it worked flawlessly!

Now, mind you, this was using DVD -R. It does NOT work with DVD +R
(really didn't expect it to).

Thanks for the replies. Hopefully, this info will assist others with the
same problem.

 

whats the REAL diff between the 2 formats? ive heard all sorts of crap
from "the color of the laser used" to "the file tree is different"

 

whats the REAL diff between the 2 formats? ive heard all sorts of crap
from "the color of the laser used" to "the file tree is different"

 

whats the REAL diff between the 2 formats? ive heard all sorts of crap
from "the color of the laser used" to "the file tree is different"

 

I use DVD Shrink to burn region-free DVD-R; it uses Nero to do its work,
and my stuff always plays in my Odyssey.

 

I use DVD Shrink to burn region-free DVD-R; it uses Nero to do its work,
and my stuff always plays in my Odyssey.

 

I use DVD Shrink to burn region-free DVD-R; it uses Nero to do its work,
and my stuff always plays in my Odyssey.

 

I also use dvdshrink 3.2 and Nero 6.3.1.20 (I use Nero Express) using a
Lite-on 411s@811s.
I use +R and +RW discs (Memorex and TDK) exclusively and have had no problem
playing any of them in my 2005 Ody.
Is it possible Alpine updated the dvd players for the 2005 models?

 

I also use dvdshrink 3.2 and Nero 6.3.1.20 (I use Nero Express) using a
Lite-on 411s@811s.
I use +R and +RW discs (Memorex and TDK) exclusively and have had no problem
playing any of them in my 2005 Ody.
Is it possible Alpine updated the dvd players for the 2005 models?

 

I also use dvdshrink 3.2 and Nero 6.3.1.20 (I use Nero Express) using a
Lite-on 411s@811s.
I use +R and +RW discs (Memorex and TDK) exclusively and have had no problem
playing any of them in my 2005 Ody.
Is it possible Alpine updated the dvd players for the 2005 models?

 

The new Burn.Now application from Ulead has one very interesting feature. It
will take MP3 or other forms of audio and encode them in AC3 so that you can
get 45 hours of audio on one 4.7 gb DVD. Super easy to use interface and
only 30.00 I use the shrink and nero for movies but will look at them for
audio as well.

Thanks for your input

 

The new Burn.Now application from Ulead has one very interesting feature. It
will take MP3 or other forms of audio and encode them in AC3 so that you can
get 45 hours of audio on one 4.7 gb DVD. Super easy to use interface and
only 30.00 I use the shrink and nero for movies but will look at them for
audio as well.

Thanks for your input

 

The new Burn.Now application from Ulead has one very interesting feature. It
will take MP3 or other forms of audio and encode them in AC3 so that you can
get 45 hours of audio on one 4.7 gb DVD. Super easy to use interface and
only 30.00 I use the shrink and nero for movies but will look at them for
audio as well.

Thanks for your input

 

so whats AC3 playable on?

 

so whats AC3 playable on?

 

so whats AC3 playable on?

 

If you have a DVD player in your car , you can encode up to 45 hours of very
good level quality audio. That is for Dual Layer, for single Layer its about
500 songs, nice to not have to swap out the audio CD's all the time.

 

If you have a DVD player in your car , you can encode up to 45 hours of very
good level quality audio. That is for Dual Layer, for single Layer its about
500 songs, nice to not have to swap out the audio CD's all the time.

 

If you have a DVD player in your car , you can encode up to 45 hours of very
good level quality audio. That is for Dual Layer, for single Layer its about
500 songs, nice to not have to swap out the audio CD's all the time.