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SteveDangerous
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Well, I bought an E85, but I am having a rather expensive problem with DVD-RAM discs
I can record to them OK - edit, protect, format them as well. However, once I have inserted them in my PC's DVD-RAM drive (an LG 4120B) I cannot write to them again on the E85. I cannot format them (get an error), and if I try to record on them the E85 reboots. I have disabled all packet-writing software on my PC and terminated all the associated processes. Recording for the drive is disabled in the properties dialogue of Explorer. All it takes is for me to put the disc in the DVD-RAM drive and wait for it to load, then eject it! I am not knowingly writing to the disc at all! I have so far "lost" three discs like this.
The reason I want to read the discs on my PC is to produce standard video DVDs as described in this forum's sticky. Any ideas anyone? Anybody know how to reformat the discs so that the E85 can use them again? And anybody know what can be writing to the discs to render them useless as far as the E85 is concerned?
Steve
I can record to them OK - edit, protect, format them as well. However, once I have inserted them in my PC's DVD-RAM drive (an LG 4120B) I cannot write to them again on the E85. I cannot format them (get an error), and if I try to record on them the E85 reboots. I have disabled all packet-writing software on my PC and terminated all the associated processes. Recording for the drive is disabled in the properties dialogue of Explorer. All it takes is for me to put the disc in the DVD-RAM drive and wait for it to load, then eject it! I am not knowingly writing to the disc at all! I have so far "lost" three discs like this.
The reason I want to read the discs on my PC is to produce standard video DVDs as described in this forum's sticky. Any ideas anyone? Anybody know how to reformat the discs so that the E85 can use them again? And anybody know what can be writing to the discs to render them useless as far as the E85 is concerned?
Steve