Burned DVD using Windows DVD Maker times only once on my Blu - ray player

Original title: burned dvd

When I do a cd burned with my windows dvd maker, dvd will play only once on my blu - ray player separated from the TV.  It works fine the first time, but the Player cannot find the disc any time after that.  I use dvd + r discs.  Is there a formatting problem, or do I need to get the dvd + rw discs.  I'm really at a loss.  Thanks for your help guys!

Hi frapachino21,

-The problem occurs with all CD/DVD you burn using Windows DVD Maker?

-After playback of the disc on the Blu - ray drive, the drive is not detected on your desktop/computer laptop with no problems?

To use certain kinds of CD or DVD discs outside of your computer, you must close the session, which is a process that prepares the disc to be read by other computers and players.

You can try to close or finalize the CD/DVD and check if it makes a difference.

Also see the following articles:

Burn a DVD-video disc

DVD-video burning: frequently asked questions

Why my CD or DVD does not work in another drive?

Disc burning: frequently asked questions

Gokul - Microsoft Support

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