Yes. There is a problem. I don't want to write at length about it, but let me share my secret weapon. DVDSHRINK when used to duplicate that DVD-RW disc may help to correct minor encoding issues that some players will burp on.
In closing, DVD-RW is harder for "players" to read and play. I will nor debate about this, but just will share that if you put it on DVD-R then you'll likely have a better success rate.
Bob
I recently tried to play a DVD-RW disc that I had made (and "finalized") with a Toshiba DVR-DVD player/recorder on three other DVD players (2 computer--one apple, one pc--and one "home" player), but got an error message on all of them. The disc plays without a problem on the Toshiba unit. According to the DVD forum, DVD-RW is supposed to by a licensed format. Am I premature in assuming that DVD-RW discs are not playable in all machines that say they can play DVD-RW discs?

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