How do I access the disc groups?
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How do I access the disc groups?
I just received a much anticipated DVD-Audio disc of the Doors, and to my dismay, when I put it into my ELS system, it said "unsupported"!! I'm hoping that I can access a subset of the disc groups that may be on the disc and play the correct one. What button combo works on the 4g to access the disc groups?
#2
Just hold down the "DISC" button for a couple of seconds and the group will change. The display will even show what group you're in.
I have the "LA Woman" DVD-A and it plays fine in my TL. I wonder if the disc you have is actually DVD-A?
I have the "LA Woman" DVD-A and it plays fine in my TL. I wonder if the disc you have is actually DVD-A?
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dainmezron (11-27-2015)
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One thing to note about the TL, it can only read DVD-Audio and not DVD-Video. The files on a DVD-A are in the AUDIO_TS directory and on a DVD-V they're in the VIDEO_TS directory.
One example is Primus "Sailing the Seas of Cheese". It claims to be a DVD-A but the files are in the VIDEO_TS directory and therefore won't play in my TL. Same goes for Queen "A Night at the Opera", won't play in my TL.
If your computer has a DVD player you can look at the directory structure and see where the files are.
One example is Primus "Sailing the Seas of Cheese". It claims to be a DVD-A but the files are in the VIDEO_TS directory and therefore won't play in my TL. Same goes for Queen "A Night at the Opera", won't play in my TL.
If your computer has a DVD player you can look at the directory structure and see where the files are.
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^^ Interesting. I have "A Night at the Opera" and it plays fine in my car. There must be different versions out there?
#6
I actually downloaded the DTS CD version of that album and burned it to CD and it sounds great in my TL.
I guess the same goes for the Primus disc, it's a combo and the DVD is labeled as a DVD-A but it's actually a video disc.
Which kind of goes back to what I was saying, make sure it's not a video disc.
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Drifting
Agree, especially when buying on-line. Many people sell discs as "DVD-A" when in fact they aren't.
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