Is this a media problem

Question

Greetings- still learning to use the MacPro..am still moving files from PC -was in the editing stage of home movie on PC finished it up- but it won't play on my Mac- does ok in stand alone DVD player... PC burns to + R DVD only so thats what it's on - a Memorex and also a Maxell... I did not attempt to burn to Verbatim +R DVD cause I had no printable ones on hand - and I like to print the DVDs in printer ... I thought at first the Mac couldn't read +R DVDs but I found an old home movie done on the PC on a +R DVD verbatim and it loaded up fine and allowed me to play it with the built in DVD player on the MAC - so is this a user ID 10 T problem, a media problem, possible format (mpeg2) issue and whatever the heck it is, how can I make one to use in Mac- I do have a program called Toast (have never used it yet) if you write and suggest I do fancy things, pls keep in mind I'm an old gal -still learning and be precise as possible... like there are many TS folders on the disk- which do I have to copy into somewhere etc... Any help would be appreciated. Thank you in advance.

Answer 1

Baryo- after closing the tray the DVD and it's title show up on the desk top- then the Mac DVD player opens and I push play - words pop up in the DVD player window telling me "supported disk not avail" with a circle w/line thru it. Then I tried to go up to menu bar to File and select open DVD Media - and chose the Disk Icon from the far left column (called December 1994) the DVD that's in thebuilt in Mac - Pioneer drive - doing that opened a window for me to choose either Arcsoft or Video-TS (arcsoft is the program I used to create the DVD on the PC) So, I clicked on Video TS -(A bunch 10 to be exact, of files,extended to the right after clicking Video Ts - they are TS Bup, IFO, VOB type extensions or folders in the Video-TS main folder) Since I didn't know thich one of those to click on, I just clicked on the Original Video TS folder -then I got a pop up telling me "there was a problem opening the media - the media type is not suported. I have tried dragging the Icon to the quicktime Q on my bottom (task?) bar - no can do it says.
Yes it does show up in the left pane of the Disk Utility window also- when I click on the one I need I get the info on the disk in question - ie:
Mount Point :/volumes/December 1994 Capacity: 3.4 GB (bytes too)
Format: Universal Disk Format Available : 0Bytes
Write Status: Read Only Used: 3.4 GB
Number of Folders:5 Nmber of Files: 28