Trying to watch a home-burned DVD on my Mac Pro.

When I pop this DVD in (which works fine on Windows), the Mac Pro freezes and I get a message in 4 languages saying I "must restart" by holding down the power button. Once I do this, and restart it, I get the same freeze/error message. Any ideas how a dvd could cause this?

Hi Nancy,
You asked -
Now, can you answer the post I submitted asking how to modify my titles?
See my answer in your topic here:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2541928&tstart=0
(I posted this link for the benefit of other users who may be interested in your question).
John

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