MP4 is what we call a container. That means you have to check if your dvd, xbox and other things understand the file system and encoding of this dvd.
Frankly the native dvd burning in Windows is a crap shoot. I'd use DVD Flick to make Video DVDs and other titles for Data DVDs.
Bob
ok im stuck.
I got these movie files (mp4) that i want to burn on a dvd but im having trouble. I can burn them onto a dvd but when i try to play it on and dvd, xbox, ps4 etc, it doesn't work. There is multiple files that are getting burned. I changed the burning speeds and nothing. Let me know if any solutions
I burned it without any programs i did it straight from the file folders and just hit burned. Please help!

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