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Story: Roxio combines CD, DVD burning tools

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Posted by: Anonymous (Thursday 28 August 2003, 3:06 PM)

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Easy CD & DVD creator 6 seems like a great product (I have just purchased it) BUT....

I produced a slide show on a DVD-R using DVD builder which will not play on my Pioneer DV355 set top player although the specifications mention that it should. (It does play on certain other machines)

After questioning the supplier of the Pioneer DVD player I was informed that there must be a problem with the software that I am using to burn the DVD. This is now very frustrating. Have I purchased the wrong software or might there be something that I am doing wrong.

Please help if you can

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