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  Drive Blu - ray from Toshiba is updated (1.05.207)

  Are you using the original recovery image (original Win7 64 bit) that you got with your laptop?

  I mean that original preinstalled OS contains all print drivers and software BD so avoid problems BD movies.

  I use the Satellite P500 with original recovery image and there is no problem watching preinstalled original BD WinDVD BD player.

• How to get the PE9 DVD to play on the new blue ray players?

  I upgraded to PE9 because my PE2 dvd play on my new blue ray LG or Sony players.    Unfortunately, PE9 discs do not play or the other.   How to make the disks that are going to play?   It is a real disappointment, since my goal is to change the years of family videos and make a nice set of DVD pick up and watch it with the family.   I can't believe that people that I send to the family to go including our buy a DVD player (and some of them do not work either)...

  Help?   He is not much of interest to one program editing if you cannot produce a final result for video display!

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  DVDs created with pre will normally play on most players, if DVD or BD. However, no DVD, or BD player is certified to play ANY disc - DVD-video or BD. They are certified only to read discs replicated in trade. Some players are better at handling serious records, than others. This ARTICLE will give you more background and some suggestions to get the best possible disc.

  In a Word, two major considerations are the brand of blank media. What brand do you use?

  Then, and although it is less important than a few years ago, the media type may play a role. What type, - R, or + R, are you using?

  Burning speed can contribute to the quality of combustion, but forwards, we limit ourselves here. Pre will be a speed of blank media, the speed factor of the burner, and then choose the highest speed. Normally, it will be OK, but when things do not work, I recommend a different workflow:

  Burn the project to the file. This will create a VIDEO_TS folder, where you choose for the Destination, which will include the necessary IFO, BUP and VOB, files. At this point, I would like to use DVD software to test the game the VIDEO_TS folder. Then, we use a burning utility, as big, free ImgBurn to do the physical burn on the disc and choose the VIDEO_TS folder (with files). Here, you can adjust the burning speed. I recommend about 1/2 down the list of possible speeds. It takes more than a few minutes, but is often the secret to burning discs with high playability.

  I'd also look on from the mfgr of the multi-lecteur. Web site and then download and install the latest firmware for this model drive.

  Once finished, test the drive in the Multi-lecteur on the computer using the DVD playback software. If it works, then the disk is fine, but could not yet be seen by a set-top player, and this is where the first two steps we just get the best possible drive.

  Good luck

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• HP TouchSmart DVD plays not new Blu - Ray

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  I'm playing a Blu - ray (Dexter season 6) most recent title thanks to the program "HP TouchSmart DVD", and it does not work. He asks me if I want to check for an update of the software when I try to read the disc. In the past when this has happened, the update allowed me to read the disc, but I seem to already have the latest version of the software (4.1.5122). He can't find the updates, and I found no updates through manual searches on the internet.

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  Hello

  Please try this (it can play BD too):

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• New Blu - Ray HDMI sound problem

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  Message edited by nodakjoe on 08/24/2009 22:34
  Message edited by nodakjoe on 08/24/2009 22:35

  I had the same problem.  Here's what worked for me:

  Remove the drive blueray disc.

  Reboot the laptop.

  Turn on the TV and select it's an HDMI input.

  Connect the HDMI to the TV cable to the laptop.

  The display shall transfer to the TV (laptop becomes black)

  Open the Mediasmart drive.

  Select DVD

  Open "Settings" (the gear symbol)

  Click the tab "Audio".

  Select "HDMI passthrough" and apply.

  NOW, put the blueray disc in the drive.

  Give it some time to start on its own.

  (Note; If you try to adjust the "settings" with a disc in the drive, or without going through the HDMI cable connected, the "HDMI" passthrough not appear as an option.)

  Now that I have followed this procedure, I got no additional problem. TV audio plays, not the laptop, and I can use my home theater sound system to take the "audio" television and he takes in my cable box (and increase the volume of the TV at the bottom).

  I hope this helps. I was pulling on my hair until I discovered this. Let us know if it works for you.

  Message edited by hd1 on 2009-08-25 09:39

• Still is not complete the process of generation of new Blu - Ray

  Hello, I'm having some trouble with still and hope someone can help out me. I built a menu for my Blu - Ray which is quite simple and I encounter is not complete the build process while trying to make a menu. I made sure to check for errors before you build a picture and he said there was not. I don't really know what else to say that everything else is pretty standard. I use a background of movement which is about 8 minutes long with a sound that is about 12 seconds of time for my menus. I don't know if audio will be repeat or just play once, but I hope for the former. If not, I'll have to go to audio, a bunch of time in SoundBooth in a loop then import who. Anyway, he shouldn't be doing the build does not work.

  I tried to uninstall QuickTime, reboot my computer and build again (because I heard other codecs can cause conflicts with yet) who solve a mistake that was rising but the construction stops making a menu now. I use the CSI version if that matters. I'll try and reinstall again now but would like to another entrance in case it does not work. Any other advice would be greatly appreciated.

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  Anyway, he shouldn't be doing the build does not work.

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  See for the duration of the menu and timing issues.

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• Disc Blu - ray plays with snowy at first photos

  I need help for a new show with my burning (Win 7 Pro, CS5.0 of original installation discs from Adobe, LG BD-burner; different BD - R, BD - RE discs: Sony, Philips, Kodak).

  While he played the breast still function "Preview From Here" shows no problems burning (either directly yet, or the file with ImgBurn) and plays for TV on Blu - ray (Panasonic DMP BDT330) Player, once from time to time, the beginning of elements menu plays Harfang noise intermittent with some black frames of anywhere between 3 to 6 seconds. Reading several times, this problem occurs at the beginning of the menu items different (and mainly during the playback of a playlist with the same elements).

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  What might this would create this? I don't know, but suppose it's more likely from disc problems and others. And Yes, where things are put physically on the disk can be a problem. But likely Burns/drive problems.

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