Anne, the answer is Maybe.

A DVD on a CD is merely what it suggests.  A CD-R that has had DVD data
written to it.  A normal CD player, i.e. one that is not part of a computer,
does not have the MPEG decoding necessary to play the encoded files.
However, using a CD-ROM drive in a computer with either a hardware or
software DVD decoder, you should be able to play the DVD on a CD just fine.
Granted the player you are using must allow you to pick what drive to play
from.  The Creative DxR3 card that I have, will allow playback from any of
my drives, it just looks for a valid file to play.

Eric Ennis



> Hi, All
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> This is a mind breaker....
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> Is there a possibility to play DVD cd on a normal cd-rom player....
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> Greetings...
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> --
> Anne Meinema
>

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