Satellite P20 after burning the DVD is not readable

Hi,
All the times, after trying to write DVDs it ends with unreadable DVD. You can see that there is a burning on it, but the content can is not readable and you can not burn it anymore. I tried it with different products in R-.
What can I do? Which different drive can I buy?

On this forum I have found few interesting topics about ODD replacement on Satellite P20. It seems to be that TEAC DV-W22E drive is perfect for ODD replacement. It is DVD-RAM ODD and you will have DVD burner with RAM function.
Google a little bit around and pick up info about price.

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