Help burning DVDs

mrchristopher23

Newbie Joined: Dec 12, 2021 01:08 Messages: 4 Offline

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Dec 12, 2021 01:15

I'm using a CyberLink Power2Go 6.0. I'm new to burning DVDs. First one worked fine and played on the DVD player. Next three I made work on the DVD player, but the individual tracks play in 3 columns. If played on a computer, they look fine, but if played on a DVD player, the TV always displays the tracks in three columns/panels. The menu itself looks fine, but it is just the individual tracks that play in columns. I didn't change any settings from the first DVD I burned to the others. What is going wrong?

tomasc

Senior Contributor Joined: Aug 25, 2011 12:33 Messages: 6464 Offline

Dec 12, 2021 08:26

Could you please attach a screenshot or picture of your TV screen on your next reply so that users can see the 3 columns. Haven't seen that yet.

mrchristopher23

Newbie Joined: Dec 12, 2021 01:08 Messages: 4 Offline

Dec 12, 2021 22:38

Quote Could you please attach a screenshot or picture of your TV screen on your next reply so that users can see the 3 columns. Haven't seen that yet.

Here are a few pics. The menu is fine, but the other two show the three columns/panels. There are 5 tracks on the disc, and that's the way each of them look. I burned this one the same way I burned the first one, which turned out fine. Only difference was there are 5 tracks on the ones that look like this, while the one good one only had three tracks.

Filename	dvd3.jpg	Download
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Filesize	273 Kbytes
Downloaded:	1 time(s)

Filename	dvd.jpg	Download
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Filesize	127 Kbytes
Downloaded:	1 time(s)

Filename	dvd2.jpg	Download
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Filesize	235 Kbytes
Downloaded:	1 time(s)

mrchristopher23

Newbie Joined: Dec 12, 2021 01:08 Messages: 4 Offline

Dec 12, 2021 22:43

Quote Could you please attach a screenshot or picture of your TV screen on your next reply so that users can see the 3 columns. Haven't seen that yet.

Here are a few pics. The menu is fine, but the other two show the three columns/panels. There are 5 tracks on the disc, and that's the way each of them look. I burned this one the same way I burned the first one, which turned out fine. Only difference was there are 5 tracks on the ones that look like this, while the one good one only had three tracks.


Filename	dvd3.jpg	Download
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Filesize	273 Kbytes
Downloaded:	7 time(s)


Filename	dvd2.jpg	Download
Description
Filesize	235 Kbytes
Downloaded:	7 time(s)

tomasc

Senior Contributor Joined: Aug 25, 2011 12:33 Messages: 6464 Offline

Dec 13, 2021 10:40

Thank You for the screenshots. I haven’t seen that before. Having 3 or 5 titles on a dvd should not be an issue. Do you think the first dvd still works on the same dvd player… It would seem that the standalone dvd player has developed an issue. I would try it in another dvd player like at a friend or relatives house. The TV is receiving a bad signal from the dvd player.

mrchristopher23

Newbie Joined: Dec 12, 2021 01:08 Messages: 4 Offline

Dec 13, 2021 23:12

Quote Thank You for the screenshots. I haven’t seen that before. Having 3 or 5 titles on a dvd should not be an issue. Do you think the first dvd still works on the same dvd player… It would seem that the standalone dvd player has developed an issue. I would try it in another dvd player like at a friend or relatives house. The TV is receiving a bad signal from the dvd player.

Yes, the first one still works fine, but I tried the next three which still all play like in panels that. I do intend to try it on another DVD player when I get a chance. Only other thing I can think of is if the type of files matter? Mpegs, Avi or wavs?

tomasc

Senior Contributor Joined: Aug 25, 2011 12:33 Messages: 6464 Offline

Dec 14, 2021 10:30

Quote Yes, the first one still works fine, but I tried the next three which still all play like in panels that. I do intend to try it on another DVD player when I get a chance. Only other thing I can think of is if the type of files matter? Mpegs, Avi or wavs?

It looks like Power2Go6 was created in 2009, 12 years ago based on the support patch for it. It supports the file formats of that era. The latest Power2Go13 can be downloaded and used for free where you can use all the features for 30 days. It supports all the common and avc files from cell phones used today including those not able to be used in the old Power2Go9. It may solve this issue.

claudio88

Newbie Joined: Aug 14, 2022 18:32 Messages: 8 Offline

Jun 01, 2023 21:39

Giving power to go a try out wiyhout success. Keep getting burn unsuccessful message eEB020BE2. Any idea what this is? Thanks.