Satelite 1400-503 problem with a DVD+R

Hello,
I have a problem with my dvd - rom. Family of me have burned a dvd+R. Now can't i play it on my notebook. So i tested a dvd-R and this works well.
A friend of me tells me that i can change some configuration of something like that so i can play the both formats. Can someone help me with this???

Hi
I don't think this is a setting to be changed. The drive must support the + format.
This is not very common if the machine is not very very new. If You get this problem with the built-in drive of Your Sat1400-503 and it is not replaced by some unsupported one, then I am very sure that it does not support the DVD+R format.
BR
Tom

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