Toshiba SD-R6252 DVD+RW

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    I've been online with HP for 2 hours. We did the Toshiba SD-R6252 DVD+RW Drive Firmware Upgrade (SP28709.exe). The drive still does not recognize Philips DVD+R disks.

    Does anyone know what disks are supported?

    I saw a thread on this back in Nov 2004 but did not see any resolution. Thanks for your help. BTW, I have an HP Pavilion zd7180us running XP Media Center v2002, service pak 1

    Thanks....Danielle
     
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    Thanks creaky. I read all three of the links you sent. I had already upgraded to the latest driver(1A14). I have Philips DVD+R 1-8x disks. Philips has been known to make pretty good disks unless that has changed recently. The system simply does not recognize them.

    I do have much more expensive Fujifilm DVD+RW disks and they work but they are very hard to find (and expensive, like I said).

    I don't know if I have h/w problems (HP not a lot of help) or just can't find good disks. Any help is greatly appreciated.

    Danielle
     
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    Philips are hit and miss as regard to what manufacturer you get when you buy Philips. for example -

    - the names in brackets are media codes, ie CMC Mag are the world's worst media.

    i personally recommend Verbatim [bold]datalifeplus[/bold] - top notch media that are no more expensive than crap media
     

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