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it seems that the DVD was not burned successfully ...<br />
\try burning it again
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it seems that the DVD was not burned successfully ...
\try burning it again

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or DVD player is not working properly :)
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how did you make the DVD? &nbsp;did you &nbsp;use InCD (from nero) with drag and drop ?<br />
that is a packet writing soft, and may need to be installed on the other pc in order to read it.<br />
make the DVD by copying the data to it instead
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how did you make the DVD?  did you  use InCD (from nero) with drag and drop ?
that is a packet writing soft, and may need to be installed on the other pc in order to read it.
make the DVD by copying the data to it instead

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I have made a dvd from one computer, but when I play it on another computer, it won't show the pictures that I loaded.<br />
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Why is that?<br />
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I am using Windows XP
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I have made a dvd from one computer, but when I play it on another computer, it won't show the pictures that I loaded.

Why is that?

I am using Windows XP

can't read dvd that i made

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