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Yea its most likely the DVD Player. The newer model DVD players usually play DVD+R and DVD-R. If you can, you might want to pick one up.

The compatible format for DVD movies is MPEG-2. Try converting the video files that you took from your Vhs tapes into MPEG-2. You can do this by download TMPG Enc and then burning. Or you could download DivxtoDVD which makes a dvd folder by converting your avi files into vob files. That...

Was the video playing fine afer you converted it and authored it to a DVD? Try playing the DVD in your DVD drive in your computer and if it works then it is most likely your standalone dvd player that is the problem. Also, if you have other DVD players, try the DVD on them and see if it is any...

If your going to take a class, a good book for at home study would be Mike Meyers A+ Certification Exam Guide. It covers everything on the A+ test and comes with a cd-rom with practice questions.