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Compatibility

Not all DVD players were created equal!

It’s the Player that’s incompatible, not your disc.
The first thing to keep in mind is that the disc you receive from DVDarts is 100% DVD compliant as specified by the DVD Consortium a group comprised of the ten companies who originated the DVD format. We only produce high-quality, state-of-the-art products. 

Will my disc work on my player?

The easy answer is that over 95% of the DVD players on the market today will play your DVD.  These players are generally produced by the major manufacturers and are 100% DVD compliant. So what about the other 5%?  Well, some manufacturers, in a rush to get products to market, build their machines to work on most discs, realizing that some features of DVD may not work.  Many of these machines have problems playing certain Hollywood titles as well as DVD-R discs which are the only reasonable media option when creating “short run” or “one off” DVD production. Replicated DVD’s (Like the ones you rent in the video stores) are 100% compatible but most manufactures have a 100 disc production minimum. So why don't we create replicated discs? The initial mastering process is expensive for private individuals, CHF 2000.00 to CHF 9,000.00. 

You can always use the DVD-R(W) made by DVDarts as a master for industrial replication productions. For more info: dvdarts@dvdarts.net

What if my disc won’t work in my player? 

Well, most likely the disc you received from DVDarts contains treasured artwork that you will enjoy for a lifetime. Since a DVD is designed to last 100 years, it is certain that you will be enjoying your DVD for much longer than your current player will last.  DVD is the first media that truly gives you the opportunity to preserve your memories for many generations.  However, if you have purchased an incompatible player, here are some possible solutions:

Return your player.  If you bought the player recently, you may be able to return it for a new, compliant player.  One of our customers had just purchased a player and found that it wasn’t compatible (but it was cheap) and was able to return it for a Toshiba player for only a few dollars more that was recently rated a best buy.

Buy a new player.  Although this seems like a bit of a drastic solution, with the cost of a good, compatible player as little as CHF 250, many people simply get a new player.  They may keep the other player for another room in the house or give it to a family member as a gift.

Return your disc for a complete refund.  DVDarts does offer a complete, Money Back Guarantee if your disc does not work on your player.  Simply return the disc to us and we will refund your money.  To date, while a few customers have had players that weren’t compatible, we have yet to have a customer take advantage of this guarantee.  We recommend you verify your player(s) compatibility before placing large quantity orders. DVDarts reserves the right to limit the amount of our “Compatibility Money Back Guarantee” refund to the original production and one additional copy.