The DVD or CD Drive must be Compatible as well as the DVD or CD.
It is actually just etching the dvd by burning the film on the back of the disk, no ink is actually being used.
The manual comes with the DVD player after the purchase. If you lost yours, kindly visit a local electronics shop to ask for one.
akee boi look in your manual
The light returning to location A after striking the DVD surface is reflected back due to its interaction with the pits and lands on the DVD surface. The pits and lands are variations in the surface of the DVD that reflect the laser light differently, which is read by a sensor to interpret the data stored on the DVD.
A manual can be purchased from the manufacturer. Many local libraries have manuals available for televisions, DVD players and VCRs.
if nothing went wrong during the burning process, then your dvd may not be compatible with your dvd player, check the manual
Manualslib lists the General Electric DGE100NA DVD Player User's Manual for download. The file is also viewable online and can be search through on their website.
The light in a DVD player is used to read the disc. It is what reflects the movie to the television or projector.
most DVD players (95%) will play audio discs but to be sure check the user manual that came with your DVD player
It will be printed on the back of the manual, or on the inside of the DVD case.
Try code 522 for RCA DVD players. Universal doesn't have a listing for RCA DVD players in its manual for the URC-R6.