Will 316 DVD play on any CD player?

If I don't care about WATCHING the DVD, can I play the audio on any CD player, without any problems from the regional coding nonsense?

I think you can't play DVDs on any CD player. The opposite is true, though : you can play CDs on your DVD player.

No.

DVDs are not backwards compatible. You can of course play your CDs on DVD players, but in most cases the CD sound quality won't be as high as on a purpose-built CD player.

Thanks for the advice, guys. Too bad. I really enjoy the live versions on the Japanese Crystal CD.

Why don't you get your DVD chipped Patsy then you could put bread in it and it would still play.

I know this will shock you Huntsy, but I don't own any type of DVD player. I also don't have electricity or running water.

Not wanting to try to beat you in a silly game of who's the most out of date but I haven't, nor have ever owned a mobile phone or pager or any other type of device that brings me up to the year 1991.

If I did have a mobile I'd spend everyday talking to clients and all night still talking to them, typically, the conversation would go something like this...

Daytime: "Can you have it done by tomorrow?"

Night: "Can you have it done by tomorrow?"

To which I would reply no and no I'm having a bath.

Originally posted by Huntsman Not wanting to try to beat you in a silly game of who's the most out of date but I haven't, nor have ever owned a mobile phone or pager or any other type of device that brings me up to the year 1991.If I did have a mobile I'd spend everyday talking to clients and all night still talking to them, typically, the conversation would go something like this...Daytime:"Can you have it done by tomorrow?"Night:"Can you have it done by tomorrow?"To which I would reply no and no I'm having a bath.

Now I know why you want to stay anonymous. You don't want your clients to know you spend most of your time posting on this board. :D:

We send a lot of art proofs via e-mail Geoff. When I click to send, I venture here and see what the crack is. If I don't post for a while I'm either out on a meeting or taking a shit.

When I stop posting altogether you know the work has dropped off and I'm likely to be selling my services at the docks. :kiss:

Okay, Huntsy, I do own a cell phone, but I have never owned an answering machine. Can you top that?

Erm, I had a driving license at 31, 5 months ago...

Damn it.

Now how could I ever have resisted the temptation to leave the single most stupid routine on an answering machine a human could ever concoct? - in the knowledge that the very next day another one could be put on for all of my friends and family to enjoy at no additional expense.

My bird had applied for a job about 2 months ago and it was a pretty damn fine job it must be said. A lot riding on it etc. etc. - anyway she popped out and came back to here the potential employees bewildered and putting the phone down on my message on the answerphone. Words cannot describe what that message was, and quite what the person on the other end must have made of it.

Top dollar.

Ah, I waited til 21 to get my license (didn't need to originally, my friends always used to drive me around) and just in time to get my very own spiffy (with a dent in the front, nonetheless) '85 Buick Skylark. I don't even have my own computer thoough you wouldn't know that from my frequent abuse...I mean use of the interent

Originally posted by Patrick If I don't care about WATCHING the DVD, can I play the audio on any CD player, without any problems from the regional coding nonsense?

Hello,

There are softwares to extract audio tracks of a DVD and others to create audio CD, if you have CD-Writer.

I've already did it with other music live DVD. You get nice sound.