B bigboy99 macrumors 6502 Original poster Nov 12, 2005 407 0 Sarasota, FL Nov 20, 2008 #1 I have a homebrew DVD that will not play on iDVD, but will play on my cheapo Toshiba consumer box. Is there hope of getting it to play on my laptop? bb
I have a homebrew DVD that will not play on iDVD, but will play on my cheapo Toshiba consumer box. Is there hope of getting it to play on my laptop? bb
D -DH macrumors 65816 Nov 28, 2006 1,070 3 Nashville Tennessee Nov 20, 2008 #2 iDVD is a DVD authoring program - not a DVD player. Try using Apple's DVD Player. -DH
B bigboy99 macrumors 6502 Original poster Nov 12, 2005 407 0 Sarasota, FL Nov 20, 2008 #3 Same result - "Supported Disc Not Available"
LethalWolfe macrumors G3 Jan 11, 2002 9,370 124 Los Angeles Nov 20, 2008 #4 How exactly did you make the DVDs? Some set-top DVD players will play non-standard DVDs but Apple's DVD player expects a standard, MPEG2-based DVD. Lethal
How exactly did you make the DVDs? Some set-top DVD players will play non-standard DVDs but Apple's DVD player expects a standard, MPEG2-based DVD. Lethal
B bigboy99 macrumors 6502 Original poster Nov 12, 2005 407 0 Sarasota, FL Nov 20, 2008 #5 I'm not sure how they were made. Is there any software I can use to get them to play in my MacBook Pro? I can't even copy the DVD with Toast - I/O error.
I'm not sure how they were made. Is there any software I can use to get them to play in my MacBook Pro? I can't even copy the DVD with Toast - I/O error.