Hello. It seems that the only DVD's that plays consistently in the home movies I created are Taiyo Yuden. I have tried various brands, particularly Verbatim with no consistent playback results. This has been an ongoing problem. They constantly stall and skip. I am talking about 4 different brands of DVD players: sony, philips, panosonic, and sylvania. My mother uses a JVC brand DVD player and she has yet to complain of anything stalling with the Verbatim brand. So I don't know what's with all this. I have tried both + & -. So far the only one's that will play consistently are the Taiyo Yuden (-)dash brand. I haven't tried their + brand. Yet, the only place you can get them are online. None of the local stores carry them. There's no way from looking at the box what brand it really is. I find all this pretty discouraging when so many poor quality DVD's are sold. There's no point to buying DVD's that are of lower quality if they don't work well, particularly with DVD's players that don't have a high tolerance. I don't know who to blame. Any comment appreciated.
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Hello. It seems that the only DVD's that plays consistently in the home movies I created are Taiyo Yuden. I have tried various brands, particularly Verbatim with no consistent playback results. This has been an ongoing problem. They constantly stall and skip. I am talking about 4 different brands of DVD players: sony, philips, panosonic, and sylvania. My mother uses a JVC brand DVD player and she has yet to complain of anything stalling with the Verbatim brand. So I don't know what's with all this. I have tried both + & -. So far the only one's that will play consistently are the Taiyo Yuden (-)dash brand. I haven't tried their + brand. Yet, the only place you can get them are online. None of the local stores carry them. There's no way from looking at the box what brand it really is. I find all this pretty discouraging when so many poor quality DVD's are sold. There's no point to buying DVD's that are of lower quality if they don't work well, particularly with DVD's players that don't have a high tolerance. I don't know who to blame. Any comment appreciated.
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