Playing data CDs on DVD Players

Asked By David Harrison 0 points N/A Posted on - 01/29/2013

How to create or burn CDs that will be Playing data CDs on DVD Players, because earlier when I created a CD using Nero it was not working, Please advice on how to create such CDs.

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Answered By Rubi Sharlene 0 points N/A #196921

Playing data CDs on DVD Players

Hello David,

Actually this depends on your DVD player. If it is supports the file format which you are trying to play this will not be an issue. If you could mention the mode and the Brand Name of your DVD Player I can tell specifically file types supports by it. By the way I will give you an alternate solution for this matter. 

Convert your files to .VOB file format using the ConvertxtoDVD. 

Download ConvertxtoDVD 

Then write those files like you normally write a Data DVD. It will play in your DVD player without any issues. 
Thank you. 
Rubi Sharlene

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Answered By Sharath Reddy 590495 points N/A #307775

Playing data CDs on DVD Players

If you want to burn an ordinary file to a CD or create a data CD that is playable on a DVD player, you can use ImgBurn. The application allows you to create CD, DVD, HD DVD, and Blu-ray depending on the optical drive you have. A DVD writer can burn both CDs and DVDs while a Blu-ray writer can burn CDs, DVDs, and Blu-ray discs.

There are DVD writer/Blu-ray ROM drives that are already available which can burn DVDs and read Blu-ray discs. This type of drive can read CDs, DVDs, and Blu-rays and burn CDs and DVDs. This drive is different from an ordinary DVD writer which can only read and burn CDs and DVDs. ImgBurn supports all versions of Microsoft Windows.

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