DVD Player has problem burning -R verbatum lightscribe disc

Has anyone else had this issue? Trying to burn an Imovie HD movie and my new Panosonic DVD player says its uncompatable. Is it the disc or the computers DVD writer?

Hi
There are more than one thing about this - But as You've done and used DVD+R before - first thought is
• Dust on the DVD-Burner Laser Lens - I use a DVD-Cleaning disk (with brushes - NO Liquid) now and then
Other thoughts
• Cheap DVD Brands - Usually do not work as Memorex, NoName etc.
- I only use Verbatim
• DVD type - DVD+R is a more modern format and older DVD-players can not playback these
- I only use DVD-R (Never ever DVD+/-RW)
• Burn speed matters - full speed and many BURN ERRORS
- I always set this down to x2 or x4 - Plays on many more DVD-players
• Save as a DiskImage
- I always do - to see that all works as I like it before burning - then I use Disk Util tool or Toast™ to Burn
( This has ONE Major Advantage ! it splitts the DVD process into two parts and if anything goes wrong one can pin the problem to one of the parts )
• Free Space on Start-Up (Mac OS) Hard Disk
- for SL-DVDs I secure a minimum of 25GB free space - for DL-DVDs 50GB and if HD-Material is used about 4 - 5 times more to let iDVD and Mac OS run OK during Process.
Yours Bengt W

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