[vlc] problem playing vlc format on a DVD player on a television

[Gregory Norris]

{This email was written in Thunderbird using a 1440x900 screen, I apologize if it's a page stretcher.}

Since I feel like you probably didn't get the answer you're looking for I'm want to make clear what VLC-Media type means.  On Windows Computers when a file type such as .avi is
associated with VLC media player Windows calls it a VLC Media file.  As for playing such files on a DVD player you need to make a DVD out of the files, my personal favorite method
for doing this is to use DVDStyler to create an ISO then use IMGBurn to burn the ISO to a blank DVD-R.

Note:  Most DVD players can only play DVD files which are a special combination of .VOB files, and even if you started with .VOB files if there isn't a proper reference
	within the DVD a DVD player can't play them.
Note Also:  Most DVD players will only work with DVD-R disc, anything else (DVD-RW, DVD+RW, ect) is likely to fail.
Note Also:  Different DVD players have different types of codes in them for region and format.  DVDStyler can make a region free disc but, you still need to determine whether
	you're using an NTFC (usually US) or PAL (usually European) format player.
Finally Note:  In case it isn't blatantly obvious the process of making DVD's can be a bit technical so if you're that intent on making your computer Video files play on a DVD
	player I highly suggest finding some guides/walkthroughs to help you along.