crimedogg32

That worked thank you. Do you know of anyway for me to check if I have a quality .ISO before I waist a bunch of DVDs to see which file system it is formated in?

I didn't post a log because the burn was successful. Maybe I should rephrase my question. Is there a way to burn a dvd using a file system: UDF or some other format that works in DVD players instead of the file system: CDFS. Also does CDFS ususally work in DVD players and the error is in my player?

I downloaded a .iso file so I would not have to convert it using a program. I was able to successfully burn 3 DVDs which all work if I use windows media player to play the DVD. However if I put it in my XBOX 360 or try to use VLC player to play the DVD, neither work. The only thing I can figure out is when I have the disc in my D drive it says file system: CDFS when I have the burned DVD in and it says file system: UDF when I have an actual DVD in. Does any know what my problem is and if there is a solution?