ram files to vob - Page 2

***simple*** · #11 10-28-2006, 01:57 AM

when inserting a ram disc into your computer doesnt it format the disc first???

Peterpan · #12 10-28-2006, 01:52 PM

	Quote:			Originally Posted by coodbe
	Are you finalizing the DVD-R after you record on it from the Panasonic DVD recorder? All of my DVD-R movies or weekly episodes of programs recorded on my Toshiba from my DishNetwork receiver play on all my other standalone players and they are different brands. But I have to finalize them first. The Toshiba has its own finalizing program. Perhaps you don't want to archive but then you would not want to transfer to DVD-R. By the way, editing out commercials is one of the benefits of RAM and DMPGEnc DVD Author. You just have to get the hang of Author and after a few tries its easy and very precise. More precise than can be done on a standalone with a hard drive.

Yes the Pannasonic does finalise the disk,but it still wont play on anny other player,i think its a quirk of Pannasonic.

Peterpan · #13 10-28-2006, 01:56 PM

	Quote:			Originally Posted by simple
	when inserting a ram disc into your computer doesnt it format the disc first???

No on a none Compatible DvD burner the file is not recognised.
On the NEC Ram Disk Compatible burner it brings the folder up and the movie can be played.

coodbe · #14 10-28-2006, 06:10 PM

	Quote:			Originally Posted by Peterpan
	Yes the Pannasonic does finalise the disk,but it still wont play on anny other player,i think its a quirk of Pannasonic.

I have read on the LG forum how good a reader the Pansonic players are but I did not realize that the recorded disks that they make are not compatible with other players. Too bad. What is the model of the Pansonic Player-Recorder and does it have a hard drive?

Peterpan · #15 10-28-2006, 06:58 PM

	Quote:			Originally Posted by coodbe
	I have read on the LG forum how good a reader the Pansonic players are but I did not realize that the recorded disks that they make are not compatible with other players. Too bad. What is the model of the Pansonic Player-Recorder and does it have a hard drive?

Model EMR D55 no hard drive, its about 3 years old.Does its job.

coodbe · #16 10-28-2006, 08:41 PM

	Quote:			Originally Posted by Peterpan
	Model EMR D55 no hard drive, its about 3 years old.Does its job.

I have a Panasonic DMR E55 which is in the bedroom and the recordings play on all of my other DVD players. I have had it about two years. That one plays all of the recordings made with 1Click Pro, no matter how I use AnyDVD or what Titlesets I remove. My other ones have the read problems unless I follow a set procedure with AnyDVD and the titlesets that I remove.

It is probably a problem with your Model or particular player-recorder. Well at least for the time being you have a solution.

TPLAT · #17 10-29-2006, 03:07 AM

Not all dvd players support dvd-ram disc playback. I rarely used ram discs in my Panasonic DMR E75, I have had it for several years now and the main reason I didnt use ram discs is at the time some of my other brand name dvd players didnt support ram discs for playback.

coodbe · #18 10-29-2006, 04:38 PM

	Quote:			Originally Posted by TPLAT
	Not all dvd players support dvd-ram disc playback. I rarely used ram discs in my Panasonic DMR E75, I have had it for several years now and the main reason I didnt use ram discs is at the time some of my other brand name dvd players didnt support ram discs for playback.

I am aware than ram discks do not play on standalone players or computer drives unless they particularly state than on there specks. However I think Peterpan is stating that his DVD-R recorded disks will not play on his other standalone players. Therefore he is recording to RAM disks and than converting to DVD-R on his computer so that the DVD backup will play on his other standalone players.

http://www.ultimate-dvdr.com/11125-post12.html

Peterpan, correct me if I am wrong!

TPLAT · #19 10-29-2006, 11:26 PM

	Quote:			Originally Posted by coodbe
	I am aware than ram discks do on play on standalone players or computer drives unless they particularly state than on there specks. However I think Peterpan is stating that his DVD-R recorded disks will not play on his other standalone players. Therefore he is recording to RAM disks and than converting to DVD-R on his computer so that the DVD backup will play on his other standalone players. http://www.ultimate-dvdr.com/11125-post12.html Peterpan, correct me if I am wrong!

Oh, ok. I copied quite a few movies on my Panasonic dvd recorder using at the time TDK Dvd-R 8X media and never had any playback problems on any of my other stand alone dvd players or in my pc`s, never had any problems copying them on my pc`s with various programs.

***simple*** · #20 10-30-2006, 02:19 AM

i too have a panasonic ... +/- discs always work on the pc as long as there finalized andi used CloneCD to back them up