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Originally posted by Rudey
If it doesn't work, it doesn't. Be sure that is exactly what it says and isn't one of the other formats out there. See if it'll play on your computer so if you want it on dvd and they make a standard format in the future, you can transfer over. But the mac editing shouldn't have any effect - 99.9% of all movies in Hollywood are done on Mac systems.
When someone edits on a Mac for a video - unless they really have no experience, it's being "professionally done." Mac are industry standard when it comes to editing and are powerful enough to do high-end work like editing Lord of the Rings.
And generally if you see even a bit before it's pixelated, that means your player can view it. If it can't, then it doesn't even get to that stage so I don't know what the problem would be.
-Rudey
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Rudey,
It wouldn't work on my computer or my parents' computer either... We tried that as a last resort after the discs wouldn't work on our DVD players. It was really weird -- the wedding DVD would play almost to the end with no problem before pixellating and freezing. And the reception DVD would play about halfway through before having problems. (Oh, I forgot to add that the discs wouldn't work on my brother's DVD player either.)