that means either the DVD player is broken or the DVD doesnt work on that type of player
DVD stands for Digital Video Disk and the player is the machine that'll play them.
The DVD player might be old or broken, or the disk might have a strach or food stains.
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You need a DVD-RW disk to burn the Windows Movie Maker file to before it can be played in at DVD player.
No. However, you can sometimes read a DVD in your blu-ray player.
The best way is to buy or borrow a cleaning disk. Load the disk into your player and it will do the rest.
No, the disk moves.
You could check that the laser head has dust covering the lens or has failed completely
Not really but the disc won't play on a DVD player anyway
If your Samsung DVD player tends to eject the DVD when you put it in, this suggests some sort of damage either to the player or the disk. The lens on the player may be dirty or the disc may be scratched.
A DVR is a DVD recorder; it can copy files from one (non-commercial) DVD to another, or from a built-in hard drive to a DVD-R (Recordable DVD) or DVD-RW (rewritable, recordable DVD). Some DVRs can record Blu-Ray disks.A DVD is the disk itself. It may be a DVD (single density), a DVD-DL (dual density, twice the capacity of a DVD) or a Blu-Ray disk. Commercial DVDs are dual-layer or Blu-Ray.A DVD player plays the disk on your TV. Blu-Ray players will play any of the 3 disk types mentioned above. A "regular" DVD player cannot play a Blu-Ray disk.
There is no hard disk drive in a DVD player. So nothing will go wrong.