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DVD +R Media Problems...
Since I don't have a DVD burner, I can't tell you whether or not Windows Movie Maker 2 has settings for DVDs (Probably not). Both of my home players support DVD+R(W) disks, but do not recognize the disk. The same thing happens when I try to play the disk in my DVD driver on the computer through the "Play DVD"

SS51G and DVD Burners
Check with the drive manufacturer for firmware or driver updates. "David" <rhinds_no_sp...@cwnet.com> wrote in message "Memorex DVD RW...". Looked good, but a moment later the caption changed to "CD ROM". The balloon popped up again for the Sony DVD burner, same thing happened. So I guess I'm still looking for

conflict of software Nero Recordnow Drivers - or ??
Hi, I bought a Coby dvd recorder (1000) and The dvd+rw Memorex disks play on my other home dvd players but at the 15 to 21 min. time mark it stops on my Gateway laptop. I flashed the BIOS and updated the video driver already. I got my hands on an external USB DVD burner/player and put the Coby recorded dvd+rw disk

Updating BIOS
16x16 DVD Burner with 8x Dual Layer Burning! On Sale $55.00!! The DVR-710 high speed DVD burner ... DVD single layer/dual layer /120 mm disc /80 mm disc ..... Driver Henri Paul was over the drink-drive limit. ***END ARTICLE*** -- banana "The thing I hate about you, Rowntree, is the way you give Coca-Cola to your

DVD ROM DRIVER PROBLEMS
I have searched all over for a driver so this will work, any suggestions Since Win98 doesn't, in itself, support CD or DVD burners, they all show up as "standard CD-rom." Your burner software, such as Nero or RecordNow or various others will make it work. Win98 will be able to read what you put in it (with

computer hangs for about 10 seconds twice in a row quite often
Dan Koren danko...@yahoo.com comp sys laptops Check the media compatibility list for your DVD burner. Unfortunately, DVD burners and media are not as widely compatible But it's impossible to Write or Format or Quick Erase (DVD+RW mode) ... I'm using MEMOREX DVD+RW discs (4.7Gb 1x -> 4x) I have tested all these

Memorex DVD burner (OT by CT)
Your mystery drive might be ID'd to the mfg via the FCC ID # at the FCC site; perhaps the generic MMC drivers will work anyway. I don't want to use it on my present computer (HP a350n) because HP has warned me that installing the wrong burning software can cause the CD/DVD burner to lose its ability to write.

install mandrake with raide 0 configuration
Its an easy mistake to make if the media the DVD burner will work with is not made clear in the documentation that came with the Laptop. would be excellent My 8X DVD Burner will burn 4X rated media at 8X with no problems. Usually you will find this with branded media such as TDK or memorex etc.

Memorex DVD burner (OT by CT)
Just recently did it again when I opened up a Memorex disk box that actually contained an insert about my Pioneer DVR-104 drive issues and told me where to go for the Fortunately, Sony is saying they will replace the CD/DVD burner if it has been damaged by this problem. At the time I bought this PC at Best Buy,

DVD rom problems
Even after using a cleaner utilty I'm not getting the best results with the DVD burner. I'm letting "the man" at memorex help me a little more after the weekend. I removed all Cd drivers, and there were too many. restarted with the new DVD burner, same crash. Checked the driver, it's the only one available.

DVD & CD Burners seen as CD-ROM
Windows 98 didn't include a driver for USB mass storage--and while Windows Me might, I never played with it enough to know. Windows 2000 and newer do have such a driver, and it is probably what Memorex thought would do just fine. There might be a ray of hope if you can figure out who made the bridge chip in the

Opinion on NEC ND-1300A
He also got some Taiyo Yuden 16x DVD-R. No problems. He is sooooo busy that he barely has time to rip and burn - that's why he needs a fast burner like the NEC, I can use those crap 8x Memorex from Worst Buy - as long as I burn at 4x. At 8x all the Sony could turn out is coasters, one after the other.

Upgrading to DVD writer
Nov 1 01:28:59 linxp kernel: mcd: initialisation failed - No mcd device at 0x300 irq 11 Nov 1 01:29:09 linxp kernel: SJCD: Sanyo CDR-H94A cdrom driver If it makes any difference, my old cd-rom drive was actually a dvd-burner by memorex (forgot the model) and it was replaced by an Artec External Combo USB 2.0

AMD 64bit cpu -- does linux utilize its power?
Suddenly, I see !!!!! next to the CD player (Sony CRX230E player) and Memorex DVD +/- dual layer burner X1. I call Memorex and Sony. Not their problem - they are plug and play - no drivers needed - call Microsoft, they tell me. I call MS and they want $35 to fix. I checked the connections inside PC and all is fine.

E/not accessible incorrect function
Tried the usual things: updated BIOS for ABit KG7-R board and Highpoint 370a integrated IDE controller, made sure HPT driver and BIOS versions were in synch, It is true that on Memorex DVD-R media it only writes at 1X, but at least it writes. Somebody said you have to use Pioneer media to get 2X DVD-R. Lesson

DVDtRW Vs. DVD-RW
First I thought it was my CD-R disk was the problem, but I've used the same Memorex brand since day one and they were fine before. I've created dozens of coasters already. The DVD burner, however, still works fine. It uses DVD+R. It doesn't make sense to me; can it just be needing a driver update?

.cue files
I just purchased an external HP 200 DVD burner last week. I've been trying to use "DVD X COPY" software to copy DVD movies. Originally thesoftware wouldn't recognize the drive for my burner. After having no success early in the week, I was told to reinstall the drivers for the software.

CD-R still empty after the copy
Now, the *only* driver that could possibly have failed is one of my 2 CD/DVD drives (one is a reader-only and the other is a burner). Memorex in particular seems to cause a lot of problems. It is also quite common for UDF formatted disks to be unreadable in drives other than the one they were formatted in.

DVD decrypter / DVD2ONE / Nero quality issue
If so, update the CD driver so it is compatible with XP (particularly if you upgraded to XP from 98 or ME) or something else is wrong as under items 3 or 4 You may have purchased a new computer with a CD/DVD burner. If so, don 't use XP to copy to CD, use the software supplied by the manufacturer and select the

HELP!!
Windows native drivers will allow you to burn stuff because it's recognizing it as a CD burner, but to read a DVD you need external software. which I built, and which works fine except for one thing: The Memorex DVD RW 16x16 [dual layer] is not recognized by windows xp personal as a dvd burner.