Hello, Wamuggers, Ken Chan asked this question on 2 Jan, but no answers forthcame. This is my question also, on behalf of a scientist with a PC chock full of data. Would take 30 or 40 CDs to do the job, so he wants to do it on DVD. He has a DVD reader, but not a burner. Someone else with a Mac made a DVD for him, but he can't read it, so mutterings of 'Macs can't interact with PCs arose (yet again). Also, I read somewhere that iDVD can not do data: is this part of the issue? Any enlightenment would be much appreciated.
Cheers, Pat Ken Chan wrote: > > Hello, > > I have never been able to get DVDs burnt from iDVD to work properly on > PCs with DVD-ROMs.. > > They work well on virtually all dedicated DVD players though. And most > commercial DVDs work fine on PC dvd drives. > > Has anyone found a workaround for this? is the Apple DVD-R media, the > way in which iDVD encodes/burns the DVD-R or a software/hardware > decoding problem (i.e. windows problem) > > It has been most frustrating, especially for applications where the > client may want to use dvd as a presentation tool to prospective > business using their non mac laptop with dvd-rom drives. > > I think its MS conspiracy.. > > Ken
