DVDFAB Can't Find Video

[Bruisedquasar]

DVDFab can't find video I burn onto DVD-RW with my Panasonic Recorder\player. I've tried several DVD players. All find the video on the discs and play them. Only DVDFab reports there is nothing on the discs.

Is there something I can do to get DVDFAB to recorgnize and open these "recordings" so I may copy them to other discs?
--Bruised

[Keledole]

This may be a stupid question but if you made this source DVD from a camcorder or such then they wouldn't be copy protected. If this is the case then why are you using dvd fab to make another disk? Couldn't you just use a simple disk copy program?

[CBR929]

Image burn can do what you are asking, you can find it under third party products. Another question when you burned these videos were they finalized by your recorder\player?

[signals]

Try disabling PathPlayer in Common Settings. Some standalone recorders use different file formats that DVDFab can't read. It reads the discs from my LG and Ilo recorders (DVD-VR) with no problem.

DVDFab can't find video I burn onto DVD-RW with my Panasonic Recorder\player. I've tried several DVD players. All find the video on the discs and play them. Only DVDFab reports there is nothing on the discs.

Is there something I can do to get DVDFAB to recorgnize and open these "recordings" so I may copy them to other discs?
--Bruised

[Bruisedquasar]

Image burn can do what you are asking, you can find it under third party products. Another question when you burned these videos were they finalized by your recorder\player?

Yes. I used the Panasonic "Finalize" which renders a recording so any DVD player can see and play the videos. They play with no problem on various players. Only DVDFab reports that there is nothing in the DVD tray.
--Bruised

[lalakeroppi]

Same problem with mine too!

I have the same problem too. I have a panasonic DVD camcorder which burns onto the small DVD. It is finalized and I can play it on DVD player.
When I bring up with DVD Fab 6.2.1.8, the software doesn't see it. It shows 0M.
Now I put it in my other PC,which has DVD Fab 5.0, it sees the 1.8M file there. I can't burn it on that PC because it is my work PC, I don't feel like using it for my personal use ( plus its a very slow burner. )

[maineman]

I'm not understanding why you want to process this with Fab?
It's not copy protected.
Why not just copy it with any burning software such as Img, Nero, etc.

I have the same problem too. I have a panasonic DVD camcorder which burns onto the small DVD. It is finalized and I can play it on DVD player.
When I bring up with DVD Fab 6.2.1.8, the software doesn't see it. It shows 0M.
Now I put it in my other PC,which has DVD Fab 5.0, it sees the 1.8M file there. I can't burn it on that PC because it is my work PC, I don't feel like using it for my personal use ( plus its a very slow burner. )

[GregiBoy]

The OP hasn't replied since 01/01 so perhaps all is good.

[maineman]

Let's hope so, but judging from the OP's last response, I'm not sure he undertands the advice he was given.

My previous post was meant for lalakeropp ^^ ...who seemingly has a similar issue.

[AGJ]

Yes. I used the Panasonic "Finalize" which renders a recording so any DVD player can see and play the videos. They play with no problem on various players. Only DVDFab reports that there is nothing in the DVD tray.
--Bruised

Well for starters just because a DVD player can play those DVDs does not mean theya re DVD compliant files. They could have some extra file added that keeps DVDFab from seeing them. Have you viewedthe files on those DVD-RW discs using windows eplorer to see what is on them for file types. Another thing you can try is to give ImgBurn a try to burn those DVD-RW to another DVD as it is a burn engine and would probably see those DVD-RW as well