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Discussion in 'DVDR' started by mjb, Jun 23, 2003.

  1. mjb

    mjb Guest

    Hi, i have looked everywhere for an solution to this, and it may be something very fundamental. Basically my dvd drive will not recognise a new blank Verbatim dvd+r. The drive is a brand new Pioneer DVR-105 running through the usb port. It plays commercial dvds no probs, but wont recognise a blank one, which of course makes the burning process a right pain. I've tried using InstantCD/DVD and Nero, however similar results.
    Any possible solutions out there?

    Many thanks,
     
  2. Discmania

    Discmania Active member

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    The Pioneer 105 is a DVD-R writer and not a DVD+R so it will not recognise the +R media - you need to use -R media only.
     
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    ;-) lol
    Im sorry for laughing, but do you know you are putting a +R disc in a -R system? I hope you didnt buy a lot of those disc because you are not gonig to have much luck.
    There is a way, in theory to enable the 105 to burn +R, but ut doesnt ever tend to work. In the future make sure to by DVD-R only. Ritek G04's would be best.

    Lol - sorry again for laughing.

    Chris
     
  4. mjb

    mjb Guest

    I now have this really nice dvd+r mobile hanging in the house......!
    The guy at the shop actually exchanged them no probs, whilst shaking his head!!
    Another question while we're here. I have burnt a .mpg file using TMPGE to dvd. The video is fine but the audio is terrible, stops and starts constantly. In TMPGE I used NTSC with CBR Mpeg Layer II audio.. I used the 1:1 VGA aspect ratio, also it took about 5 hrs to encode a 130meg file...it ended up about 800meg on the dvd.
    Thanks
     

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