horton hears a who

[jbaker]

horton hears a who comes out to big also for bd25

[big A]

even though,it says its too large try burning anyway it works fine....try it

[jbaker]

no it didnt burn the movie right it stopped at 98 % when i played the disc on my blu-ray player it played parts of the movie mixed with parts of the extras
that were included on the disc i selected movie only in setup but it mixed it with other stuff on the disc i had the same problems the movie cars

[AGJ]

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