Highmat Format

[Malcolm]

I recently used Windows Movie Maker to edit and burn my video on to DVD. The
quality was superb on playback through my PC.
The only problem was I could not play the DVD on either of my two DVD
players as they do not support the Highmat Format. I have looked at some DVD
players, but not seen any with this format.
Any suggestions?

[Trev]

"Malcolm" > wrote in message
...
>I recently used Windows Movie Maker to edit and burn my video on to DVD.
>The
> quality was superb on playback through my PC.
> The only problem was I could not play the DVD on either of my two DVD
> players as they do not support the Highmat Format. I have looked at some
> DVD
> players, but not seen any with this format.
> Any suggestions?

Panasonic only

[Graham Hughes]

There are different flavours of HiMat as well, so you need to look very
carefully. It's best to use a third party software for making your dvds.
Such as Nero/roxio may already be on your pc. There are hundreds of others
you can buy.
In movie maker save you movie as a dv-avi file to import into your authoring
app.

--
Graham Hughes
MVP Digital Media
www.myvideoproblems.co.uk
www.dvds2treasure.com
www.simplydv.com


"Malcolm" > wrote in message
...
>I recently used Windows Movie Maker to edit and burn my video on to DVD.
>The
> quality was superb on playback through my PC.
> The only problem was I could not play the DVD on either of my two DVD
> players as they do not support the Highmat Format. I have looked at some
> DVD
> players, but not seen any with this format.
> Any suggestions?