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Indeed VLC has been a godsend to me over the years, it's fabulous and can do almost anything save the washing up. I always recommend it. For burning I have been using the os system direct - from the finder , the burn folder, or the disk utitlity. When you burn from a burn folder the system...

I found an solution using terminal with the instruction to create ISO Joliet disks - and this very useful article shows you how to create an automator file so it can be done with a context right click menu straight from finder. This worked for me - but I am still really confused as to why all...

You know what Hugh and Vurtual Tracy - VLC does play the files on my PC! (My PC is NTFS formatted). So unless I can ask my clients to install VLC and use the stream/save option to save it to their pc hard disk I'll just continue burning the disks with my PC it's much simpler but just adds an...

I can open and transfer the disks on the no problem. It's really frustrating that everything says they should be readable on a PC! Ashe

Just to be absolutely clear, I am NOT creating DVD's, just trying to burn data disks - with ANY type of data. In this case it's Quicktime (DV-PAL) files. Thanks again, Ashley

Hi Hugh, I burn on the mac, and they can't be opened (or copied to the hard drive) when I put the DVD in a pc, despite seeing what's on the DVD in the directory. Properties show they are HFS+ only, NOT HFS Plus/ISO 9660 hybrid format as suggested here...

I am really puzzled by this problem, as everywhere I research I read that osx 10.4.11 is supposed to burn hybrid disks, and I have wasted several disks and time trying to work out why that is not so with my drive. I have an intel G5 mac running 10.4.11, and using DVD+R disks (although I have...