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chetumia

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I want to transfer a report about my classes, that a local chanel made and I recorded in my dish network 622 DVR.
I recorded it to a dvd and now I want to play that DVD in my pc but is not showing any file when I insert the dvd in my laptop (Toshiba).
I recorded to the dvd as a VR.
What do I need to play the VR in my laptop? Can I convert it so I can uploaded to my website? What kind of format should I use?
Thank you for any help about this :)
 
I want to transfer a report about my classes, that a local chanel made and I recorded in my dish network 622 DVR.
I recorded it to a dvd and now I want to play that DVD in my pc but is not showing any file when I insert the dvd in my laptop (Toshiba).
I recorded to the dvd as a VR.
What do I need to play the VR in my laptop? Can I convert it so I can uploaded to my website? What kind of format should I use?
Thank you for any help about this :)

How are you recording it to DVD?
 
According to the DVD recorder VR means Video Recording.

I recorded it from the DVR to a DVD with the DVD recorder (Sony)
 
Yes, I finalize the disc, and I am able to play it on the dvd player but not in my laptop. Do I need a special software?
 
If the Sony made a standard DVD video disk, then it should have a normal DVD structure with the video inside container files called Video OBjects (VOB). If you can find these on the disk in the VIDEO_TS folder, then there is little excuse for your Toshiba not to play them. Does it play other (commercial) DVDs? If not, then you merely need to acquire a DVD player program for your Toshiba.
 
May be a silly response, but is your Toshiba laptop capable of playing DVD's?? No offense meant, just thought I'd ask.
 
I've been told by too many friends that "homemade" DVD recordings many times won't play on PCs or laptops. I can record a DVD (from my 622 DVR) and it'll play just fine on another DVD player but won't play on my PC, which has a DVD player program and plays commercial DVDs just fine.

Phil
 
Another thing is that the laptop might be running XP which did not come with DVD player software (missing codecs).
 

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