Problem with Medium

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  1. cateater

    cateater Member

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    My friend gave me 75+ DVD-R's... JVC and TDK. I have burned xbox games with Maxell DVD-R's many times before, but when I try using DVD Decrypter to burn ISO images to a disc, it gives me an incorrect medium message. Is there some difference in these medium types, and is there any way I can correct it?? I would hate to have 75+ DVD-R's rendered useless, as far as my xbox is concerned. Thanks!
     
  2. NorcalGuy

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    try burning with a program like sonic record now or A120% and sonic burns as a global image it may work better and has yet to give me any problems
     
  3. cateater

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    I downloaded Sonic RecordNow and it still didnt work. This sucks.
     
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    First, I suggest downloading ImgBurn since it's a continuation of DVD Decrypter's burning abilities.

    Second, go here.

    JVC DVD-R media uses WealthFair Investments dye. I'm sure you've heard all of us badmouth Memorex/CMC, right? Well, WealthFair is actually worse than CMC. Hell, according to digitalFAQ it's the worst media on the market. Toss them out immediately.

    The TDKs should work fine though.

     
  5. cateater

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    I have a Micro-Solutions Backpack DVD R/RW... At first I could burn crappy Memorex dvd's, and sometimes Maxelle dvd's, so I went and bought a pack of 30 crappy memorex dvd's hoping they would continue to work, and of coarse they didnt. I have no clue. TDK, JVC, Memorex, Maxelle... None of these will work!! I wonder if my dvd burner is too old and crappy?! Thanks for the website, I have read over it and everything, but I still am confused about why none of the dvd's I have tried will burn. Is there any hope?!
     
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    try going here and checking for the latest firmware.
    http://forum.rpc1.org/portal.php
    It could just be that your burner doesn't have good media compatibility and updated firmware can solve that.
    As far as the DVD brands you have i agree with the above.
    Try using the TDK and the others i would just use for backing up PC data as they will be fine for that. No reason to waste them, just do not use them for games.
     
  7. cateater

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    Thanks man, but I cant seem to find the correct firmware I need to update the drive....I think the manufacters website (Micro-solutions.com) is down. I have not been able to access it for a few weeks.
     
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    did you go to the link i gave you above?
    They have firmware for all kinds of different brands.
    Heck the site is called The Firmware Page
     
  9. cateater

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    lol. Yeah, I went there and searched for Backpack DVD-R firmware and there were no search results.
     
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    "lol. Yeah, I went there and searched for Backpack DVD-R firmware and there were no search results"

    so that was a joke right?
    In case it was not you should search for your burners model number
    like Sony DRU-700A
     
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    See, heres the thing. I updated my firmware from a v. 1.05 to a 1.0c, which is the latest version for my hardware. Yet I am still unable to burn dvd's of any kind. I dont understand why the TDK's arent working. My DVD RW drive is externel, and connects to my PC via USB. I have heard that updating firmware for an external DVD R drive would not work, and could mess up the drive... I updated the firmware anyways, and everything seems to be fine, but I still cant burn dvd's.
     
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    can you list the name and model number on the burner you have so it can be researched?

    the reason i ask is because the one page i found mentioned nothing about a DVD burner, just CD writers.

    "About Micro Solutions

    Founded in 1980, Micro Solutions, Inc. is the industry leader in parallel-port-attach mass storage technology. ``Backpack'' is the family name shared by all of Micro Solutions' external parallel port, PC Card and USB drives. Available in CD-RW, CD-ROM, hard drive and diskette drive models, Micro Solutions' award-winning, innovative backpack products are distributed worldwide and are sold at major retail outlets, through mail-order catalogs and Web sites, and through distribution. The privately held company is headquartered in DeKalb, Ill."

     
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    Model number - 224010
    Serial number - 25202067
     

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