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• HP P6-2180EA to add a Blu - Ray player and Nvidea

  Hey,.

  I have recently purchased an EA of P6 - 2180 H and would like to make a few updates to this topic.

  So, I think adding a Blu - Ray player and graphic NVIDEA card extra HDD for storge.

  My question is:

  -This inply by adding another power will provide or the real 300W enough? If not how much power?

  -The graphics card have somverybig ones and just to think in a basic GT640 or Saphire HD 7770?

  -Drives internal hard how can I add in this system?

  Here is a picture of the case.

  Thanks for your help!

  

  Here are the specifications of your desktop HP Pavilion p6-2180ea. According to the specification, this model has room for a hard drive and an optical disc drive. You will not be able to 'Add' options of one of these components, but you can replace them with upgrades. 300 watts is not going to be enough for the HD 7770 and will be marginal with the GT 640. In addition, you can hurt ask graphics cards in this case 'mini '. You have to measure along the plane of the PCIe x 16 location at the back of the housing to the front until you hit an obstacle.

  This system is not really designed for the upgrade and this can cause overheating.

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• I don't have the same email that I recorded my Blue Ray player. I want to add Pandora and can '

  I don't have the same email that I recorded my Blue Ray player. I want to add Pandora and cannot access the site of the basics without a password

  Please call technical support sony to have your account reset...

• How to share a Time Capsule airport directory (/ Data / media /) with an OPPO BDP - 103 Blu - Ray player with Ethernet (no Wi - Fi) connections?

  I have an OPPO BDP - 103 Blu - Ray player connected to my LAN via ethernet cable.  I also have an airport Time Capsule (APTC) connected by ethernet to my local network cable.

  In addition to the use of PACT as a backup Time Machine for my MacBook, I have a few movies and photos in the directory/data/media /.  What should I do so that the law of the APTC as a media server to serve/data/Media/and the files in the hierarchy of files in this directory to the BDP-103?  I don't have a wireless adapter for the BDP-103.

  Note that I use OS X El Capitan on my MacBook Pro, but I don't want to get involved them in this.  I want to just serve you directly the files on CLTS CLTS.

  You can't do it unless the Blu - Ray player is a complete multimedia player.

  Apple have no extension of media in a TC... No... nothing... zero... Nothingness... elodie... not a thing.

  BTW, Apple do not support DLNA who need of most TV/media players... so they never get to add it in the future either.

  To play media files on a TC you can use a WD TV live... because it's a media player... and he can read raw files... not only DLNA used media.

  What Apple is nothing without iTunes.

• Not Surround sound more on Blu - ray player after upgrade by MediaSmart

  When I used the Blu - ray player in my home theater, I selected the mode "HDMI pass" to get a sound surround. I came across a few new films that would not play and after the update from HP, the player would simply freeze as soon as there is audio present. I had to go to the Task Manager to close it.

  MediaSmart works fine on the laptop, but it only freezes when I use the parameter "pass through HDMI.

  I tried mode "HDMI pcm" and who does not work either. This Denon receiver there are five channels work but I get stereo sound on front speakers left and right. This seems to indicate that the Blu - ray player is not released in 5.1 surround sound and the laptop and the Denon receiver works fine.

  Supports the HP solution was to reinstall the older driver or try a system restore. I know that a system restore won't do anything. The problem is in the new software. The new software does not work on my HDX18 when he was under Vista, it did not work when I upgraded to Windows 7 and it does not work on my new dv8.

  I tried to contact CyberLink to let them know that the upgrade is giving problems, but I think they ignore me.

  Personally, I think that HP or Cyberlink just forgot to add the drivers for a 5.1 and 7.1 surround sound.

  If anyone find a solution to this one that I wouldn't be surprised. I'm quite sure I've covered all the possibilities, but you never know.

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Thank you

  HP had me download a software called K-Lite which is a software codec repairs and replacement. After the upgrade of the software more returned to get my blu - ray movies to work, I ran K-Lite and that did the trick.

  http://www.codecguide.com/download_kl.htm

  I used the mega version, but you can probably use the standard.

  It is a software complex with many choices and I changed it to accept a sound audio surround and DTS 7.1. There were several boxes prompting me to remove the broken codec which continued for some time and when it was all thanks to I was surprised that it worked.

  Meanwhile CyberLink itself actually got back to me and I was given some temporary free software provide I run their diagnostic tool for them on my dv8 for helping them understand my problem. It is still pending.

• Windows 7 Media Center can't find my DLNA certified DMP (an LG BD390 Blu - ray player model network).

  I have a Player LG Blu - ray wireless connected to my home network.  Configuration of the network connection to the format Blu - ray says it is successful, and it is capable of downloading movies on the shared internet connection.  My management software from the network router (WRT610N model) Cisco Linksys® Network Magic Pro displays the Blu - ray player on its network card device.  LG Blu - ray player is a certified DLNA DMP (digital media player) device and the software supplied LG Nero MediaHome 4 (Server DLNA media graduate) successfully concludes the LG Blu - ray device when it starts.  So far, I've been unable to get the Windows 7 Media Center (supposed to be a media graduate DLNA server) to find my network Blu - ray player.  But the problem is more than just that the Media Center do not find my network device, even the 7 network and sharing Center window is not this network device when I select «View full map»  When I go to printers and devices on Windows 7 and select 'Add a device', it does not find my device of network Blu - ray player that passes by the Cisco Network Magic software and Nero MediaHome 4 software.  So what prevents the network of Microsoft Windows 7 software and Media Center software to my LG Blu - ray network player?

  Media Center Extender technology owns and uses any DLNA.
  I don't know why Umesh from Microsoft Support thought it was possible. You
  will not be able to set up your Blu Ray drive as an Extender. You CAN use
  Windows Media Player READ ON technology and streaming technology. You will not be
  be able to use your new drive LG Blu - ray network as an extension inside the
  Media Center interface.

  On Tuesday, 22 December 09 23:09:50 GMT, Gary Henn wrote:

  So why Microsoft Media Center processes to detect a 'Media Center
  Extender"requires the manual step of reading a 8 digit number displayed at the
  DMP device during the process of detection of a DMP device (this is the step that)
  fails with my Blu - ray player, it does not display a number of 8 digits on my HDTV
  connected to it)? The Nero MediaHome program does not require this manual step
  It performs detection automatically.

  Barb Bowman www.digitalmediaphile.com

• I want to use a Blu Ray player in my Mac Pro

  I installed a Blu Ray player in my Mac Pro. He worked at one time, but now does not work. I removed the drive bays and reinstall the connector. Now the original superdrive is recognized. The Blu Ray player is not.

  Does show up in System Profiler?

  OS X: about system information and System Profiler - Apple Support

  Are you saying that it worked before?

  What happens if you plugged into the connections now used by the SuperDrive?

• BDX3200KB 3D Blu - ray player is not compatible with some 3D movies

  I have a BDX3200 3D blu - ray player that is connect to a TV Toshiba 47VL863 3D.
  I noticed recently that a number of 3D movies do not play correctly.

  Most affected seem to be 'The Hobbit' and 'A turtles Tale', where the 3D movement flickers badly and there is a visible effect "turn the page" on the passage from one scene to the other.
  What makes the two not watchable films.

  To try to solve the problem I have downloaded the latest firmware for the TV and blu - ray player, but unfortunately the problem has not disappeared. If, however, I play the films concerned on the same TV, but using a PS3, they play perfectly, leading me to believe the BDX3200 is the source of the problem.

  I wrote to Toshiba support, but have had no response.

  Is anyone else having the same problem? Is there a fix out there I don't know?
  I would like to know what Toshiba have to say about this issue?

  Post edited by: fatbaldbob

  Hello

  I think you can try to update the firmware and hope that this would solve the problems by playing the other Blu - ray movies.

  It seems that the latest firmware for this player BD BDX3200KB is * v25.*
  You should be able to find it here:
  https://portalcp.toshiba-tro.de/firmware-download

  The flash and the report on the results

• Blu - Ray player installation problem: lack of VBScript

  Hi people!

  After you download driver bluray such as recommended by the notifier of Toshiba, I have trouble to install.
  After that I ran Setup, I get 2 windows with the following notifications:

  1, first: can not find the VBScript script engine for script... TC3052100B.temp\preinstBDV.vbs

  (where TC3052100B.temp referds to the driver bluray itself if I undersand correctly)

  2 and after the closure of the window above, the following text is displayed:
  Can not find the VBScript script engine for script... TC3052100B.temp\BDPlayerSetup_Patch.vbs

  Already, I deleted the old driver and isn't any restore point...

  All operations will run smoothly...

  But how to handle this situation?
  And I want that my hard drive to function...

  Thank you much in advance,
  Kaspars

  > After download bluray driver such as recommended by the notifier of Toshiba, I have trouble to install.

  Toshiba notifier? You mean Toshiba Tempro software
  I don't know what model of laptop you have and if your laptop is equipped with a Toshiba Bluray player but I guess you get this error because your computer laptop isn't capable blu - ray player and the Blu - ray Toshiba player isn t preinstalled.

  The point why you this notification is simple: there are different laptops with different hardware configurations. But the Toshiba tempro does not recognize if your laptop needs this software. TEMPRO shows you the drivers/tools/utilities that brought to the whole laptop series and have been uploaded to the Toshiba driver page.

• Satellite L850 - need to change the STRANGE to the Blu - Ray player

  Hello

  My wife wants to use his laptop L850 for watching movies.
  But most of our home videos are Blu - Ray format.

  Can I change the DVD player for a reader Blu - Ray.

  If so should what model or specifications I look for?
  And will it take new drivers that may or may not be readily available?

  We take the train in two weeks, so if anyone can help me,
  I would have the time to make the change before you travel.

  KR
  Bruno

  Hello

  I think that information about readers compatible optical discs and blu - ray players are in the user manual.
  I found the info on the following compatible readers:

  Panasonic UJ260 Blu - ray player
  Panasonic UJ160 Blu - ray player

  Blu - ray Toshiba SN-506AF
  Blu - ray Toshiba TS-LB23D

  Hitachi-LG Blu - ray CT40F
  Hitachi-LG Blu - ray BT - 20F

  Hope this helps

• Satellite Pro P300 best exit way to get audio for blu - ray player or projector

  Hello

  Would be great if someone has experience on the following points.

  I have a Satellite Pro P300 - PSPCDA 03 P00D: I would like to know the best option for high-quality audio from this unit to a blu - ray player or an optoma projector. (Or a good way to find the answer)

  The blu - ray player has hdmi (the satellite does not work) and the optoma projector has a 3.5 mm mini-plug.

  The satellite has a sound piece dolby - is it possible to get a feed for audio output dolby?

  Any thought / experience welcome.

  Thanks in advance!

  Hello

  Not sure but I think that the headphone socket supports S/PDIF
  I think you should check the user manual for more information on S/PDIF
  If his support, then you can use it to get the best audio quality

  Also found this doc in the knowledge base of Toshiba
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/TSB5400YZ0005R01.htm

• While a Qosmio - Blu - ray player plays not double-layer disc BD - 50

  Hi guys

  I have an all-in-one computer with a blue-ray player, and I can't read the disc double layer BD - 50, but the BD-25 single-layer so thin.

  Can anyone help?

  Seems his disc is not compatible.
  Have you tried different disc double layer BD-50 from different companies?

• The Blu - Ray player will be available by Satellite P200-1EE?

  I bought this computer at Christmas to be able to play HD-DVD discs, which he does well.
  Since that time, Toshiba gives obviously upward with the HD-DVD format.
  Toshiba will now provide a Blu - Ray player as replacement? The machine is set for HD, then why not?

  Does anyone know if there is a Blu - Ray Burner package for laptops in general?

  Post edited by: ADMIN

  I have read several articles and it seems that it s not planed to equip laptops with a Blue-ray player.

  Welcome them

• Satellite P850 - where to get the Toshiba Blu - ray player?

  Hello

  Recently, I reformatted my p850/049 for windows 7. I tried to install the drive Blu - Ray Toshiba V1.0.3.196A, the file did not work at all and when I tried to install it manually "can't find drive in your system. Installation interrupted. On the download page, it is listed as a patch, but where can I find the original file? I have SP1 Windows 7 pro 64-bit, all date of May 24, 2013

  I found V1.0.5.110 of the American version of the Toshiba support site and this installed and play DVDs and it tries to open a Blu - Ray player, but it gets stuck on a white screen and do not play or let me do anything like scene jump or go to the menu. There is no error message complaining about the region or corrupted files or anything it just goes to a blank screen, with controls that are available, but they do nothing. As I said dvd works perfectly, just not blu - ray.

  The drive itself seems to work normally on this screen and when you try to click the button it comes up with a circle with a line through it when you try to click on the buttons as a dvd drive normal if you tried to jump by the warnings of copyright and the index of time is always a small number that is 25 seconds or more. Like he's trying to play a small segment as the section of the copyright or something.

  I tried a number of different Blu - ray discs, and none of them work. I downloaded a trial of another program of Blu - ray player and it plays Blu - Ray still those who do not work on the Toshiba drive (for the hardware works), so I'm looking for a free one that works without a watermark on the screen. It seems silly as I hoped my machine READING BLU - RAY without me having to buy software.

  Any help would be appreciated

  > I tried to install the drive Blu - Ray Toshiba V1.0.3.196A, the file did not work at all and when I tried to install it manually "can't find drive in your system. Installation interrupted.

  Yes, it is a patch file and you can not install this without a full version installed.

  But I found on the page of the Australian driver Toshiba Toshiba Video Player 5.0.0.16 - A
  Have you tried to install this application?

  On the other hand, I could recommend the use of the freeware such as VLC Player software.
  It's really great and in my opinion the best player you can get for free.

• Question on size USB for upgrade to blu - ray player

  Hello
  I have a question: if I want to move (for example bdx2300) Toshiba blu - ray player, the Toshiba site says (instructions for the installation of the upgrade in the guide 'how to upgrade the F/W'):

  "Firmware update requires USB Reader of maximum size of 2 GB. .... "

  Is there a restriction on the size of usb, that blu - ray player may take during the upgrade? There is mention of having need a USB 2 GB max size to work... but I only have a key of 8 GB

  Thank you

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  > but I only have a key of 8 GB
  And have you tested the 8GB memory stick? Doing a job?