Windows 8: LG BH10LS30 Blu - Ray burner is no longer visible

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• 8.1 Windows 64-bit OEM DVD in a LG BH10LS30 Blu - ray re-writer not be recognized?

  My current Situation:

  -Newly complete integrated PC

  -J' have Set priority #1 into the optical drive of CD/DVD/BD LG from startup in the BIOS

  -J' I insert a version full of 8.1 Windows 64-bit OEM (DVD) in the optical drive LG

  -Reboot... and system always asked for the bootable media must be inserted!

  The drive will work in other fully functional PC

  But is it my system which is not favourable to 8.1 Windows or is it completely else?

  My material in cases:

  Motherboard: MSI Z87 - G43 Gaming

  CPU: Intel i3-4130 3.4 Ghz

  Memory: Corsair Vengeance 8 GB (2x4gb)

  GPU: Asus NVidia GeForce GT 630

  Storage: Corsair Pro Series 120 GB SSD

  Power supply: Antec 850w

  and the optical drive: LG BH10LS30 Blu - ray re-writer

  Hi Wattz1994,

  I don't know if it's the DVD or the disc, but not past obviously something. You seem to have everything set up correctly.

  The next thing I would try is loading Windows 8 from a flash drive.

• Recommend Blu - Ray burning software

  Hi all

  I can find a BLu - Ray burner, but the software that allows you to burn BLu - Ray still seems a bit sketchy.

  One below looks good, but many say that you must purchase additional software for blu - ray burning.

  I have toast, but an older version and do not want to pay just to be able to burn blu = ray.

  Is it safe to burn it to Blu - Ray in the FCX? This option requires no other software right? The iMac and FCX

  has everything what to do?

  Thank you
  Al

  B & H recommended:

  http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1051656-reg/samsung_se_506cb_rsbd_sam_slim _exterior_blue_ray.html

  What do you do with your DB? If you need to create sophisticated, you may need a Windows machine. If all you need is a reliable compiler and running something that reliable external combustion of FCPX, Toast gets my nod.

  Burn inside FCPX works very well but it is facing issues like burning DVDs, especially subtle graphics or menu glitches that are difficult to track down or weird user errors.

  From the FCPX help system:

  DVD and Blu - ray

  Use these destinations to burn your project or the clamp to standard definition (SD) DVD or Blu-ray-compatible disk, or to create a disc image (.img) file, you can copy on an external drive or burn to a disc later.

  Note: The destination of Blu - ray does not appear by default. To add it to the list of Destinations, see create and edit the destinations on the part of.

  The DVD and Blu - ray destinations include the following parameters:

  • Output device: Display output devices appropriate to your system including the optical drives and hard drive of the computer. You can use your hard drive to create a disc image (.img) file that you can copy to an external drive or burn it on a DVD media more later.
  • Layers: Displays the available layers on the destination media.
    • Auto: Automatically detects the type of disc you can use.
    • Single layer: Identifies the disc as a single-layer disc. You can use this option to force a disc double layer is treated as a single-layer disc.
    • Double layer: Identifies the disc as a double-layer disc. You can use this option to force the disk image is formatted for a disc double layer when you choose the hard drive as your output device. Important: Depending on the duration of the project, choosing Double layer when you use a disc single layer can cause an error when burning the disc.
  • Drive model: Displays the available disk models.
  • Disk when loads: Displays the automatic action when you play the disc.
    • The menu: Displays the main menu.
    • Movie Play: Immediately starts playing the movie.
  • Markers: Not available for Blu - ray when using a peripheral output AVCHD. Select the check box to include the text of chapter markers as subtitles on the output disc. Users can navigate between chapter markers by pressing the button next chapter or previous chapter on the DVD or Blu - ray drive. For more information on chapter markers, see Manage chapter markers and their thumbnails.
  • Loop: Available for Blu - ray only. Check this box to add an icon to the loop on the menu.
  • Background: Click the Add button to add a background image.
  • Chart of the logo: Available for Blu - ray only. Click the Add button to add a graphic logo.
  • Title graphic: Available for Blu - ray only. Click the Add button to add a chart title.
  • Preview: Click on the main Menu to display an overview of the main menu; Click on the chapter Menu to preview the chapter menu.

• My blu - ray burner no longer works

  This is going to be a long post, forgive me.

  For some unknown reason, I can no longer burn on blu - ray discs. I never got hurt before the last two years, in which I burned dozens of discs all this without a single problem. Now, as soon as the burn progress meter gets to 20 percent (less than 5 minutes), the disc will eject and I get the following error message:
  "cannot format the disk (EB191784).

  My burning software is "CyberLink Media Suite 11 Ultra", for which I'm used in its use. The program I use to burn the disc is «PowerProducer v6» The type of disc that I use is the 25 GB Verbatim BD - R, which is what I've always used.

  Here are the steps I took to solve this problem:

  (1) I downloaded and installed the new firmware for my blu - ray player. This is the "BWU-500s 2.63" version on the Sony site.

  (2) completely uninstalled all the Cyberlink software, then reinstalled everything. Then I went through each of its programs and made sure they were up-to-date and that they do not need a patch to update.

  (3) after reading various help forums, I discovered that my C: / drive requires plenty of space on it in order to burn a blu - ray disc, so I made sure that there is at least 130 GB. They also said the same thing for the reader where the input file is coming, which is be my E: / drive - and it has 320 GB.

  (4) I have tried 4 different discs, nothing helps and I've never had a bad front disc, so I doubt I would have 4 in a row.

  (5) I've also updated the driver on my graphics card, which is EVGA GeForce GTX 560 Ti

  (6) I did a clean boot

  (7) I have Defraged my computer

  (8) I also tried to burn 3 movies different blu - ray, just to make sure it wasn't all caused by 1 corrupt blu - ray movie.

  Note:
  The strange thing is that my blu - ray player to burn the DVD without one problem - it just won't let me not burn blu - ray discs more.

  So, after all the foregoing, I was told I should try another burning - program just to make sure it wasn't "PowerProducer". So I tried to use ImgBurn. But I got this error message:
  "Device not ready (no reference Position found).

  So, I looked at the log file and here's what he said:
  I 01:48:24 ImgBurn Version 2.5.8.0 has begun!
  I 01:48:24 Microsoft Windows 7 Edition Home Premium x 64 (6.1, Build 7601: Service Pack 1)
  I 01:48:24 total physical memory: 12,573,880 KiB - available: 6 415 580 KiB
  W 01:48:24 of Duplex Secure's SPTD driver can have a detrimental effect on drive performance.
  I 01:48:24 initializing SPTI...
  I 01:48:24 searching for SCSI / ATAPI devices...
  I have 01:48:24-> Drive 1 - Info: SONY BWU-500s 2.63 BD RW (d :)) (ATA))
  I found 01:48:24 1 BD - RE!
  

  Duplex Secure SPTD driver «...» "is what stood out to me. So I checked on this topic further and discovered that I had an older version (v1.74), so I installed the latest version (v1.86). Well, none of this fixed my burning problem. It seems just that my blu - ray discs won't boot, but I don't know why!

  On a side note, I noticed a very strange thing - but I know for a fact that this happened AFTER the beginning of my burning problem. So I know it has not caused the problem, but I think it's another symptom.

  In my device-> slot Manager ' lists of readers CD-ROM/DVD - ROM-> he one thing "CD-ROM Drive"

  But this is false, that it has ALWAYS been recognized as "BD RW BWU-500 2.63 SONY"

  I think he's changed when I was uninstalling/reinstalling all that "Cyberlink Media Suite 11 programs", but I can't get my blu - ray player name to reappear - it just keeps display the generic name of "CD-ROM Drive". Here is a screencap of what I'm talking about:

  

  Thanks in advance for your help,

  Dan Keating

  Here are my computer specs. :

  HARD DRIVE: Sony Optiarc BWU-500s (detail)

  CPU: Intel Core i7-920 2.66 GHz, 8 MB L3 Cache LGA1366

  Motherboard: EVGA X 58 3 X SLI X 58 chipsets (141-BL-E757-TR)

  RAM: 12 GB G.Skill Ripjaws Series (240-Pin DDR3 1600) {memory model F3-12800CL9T-12GBRL Office} (4GBx3)

  SOUND: AUDIO HIGH DEFINITION 7.1 EDGE

  GRAPHIC CARD: EVGA GeForce GTX 560 Ti 2Win - (02 G-P3-1569-KR)

  : Thermaltake Spedo Full Tower case

  CASE FAN: Enemax maximum 120MM case fans (1 000 rpm)

  FAN: Liquid cooling system Asetek LCLC 240 w / 240 MM radiator and double fans

  NETWORK: ADDITIONAL PCI 32 BITS 10/100 NETWORK CARD

  OS: Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium (64-bit Edition)

  POWER: 1000 Watts power (Xion SuperNova AXP-10000R14HE)

  Good, its been fixed.  It turns out that all my blu - ray burner required had to be cleaned - I ended up using a Laser Blu - ray player lens cleaning disc. Everything works fine now. I would like to thank all those who helped me to solve this problem.

  Very appreciated

• Blu Ray Burner will not play Blu Ray

  Hello

  I have a dv6-ww142av.  I ordered my computer a few months ago, but today is the first time I'm trying to play a Blu Ray. The computer has a Blu Ray burner installed.  I inserted the disc (from Lost) in the computer and the HP software popped up.

  It says "ready to play disc.  Press play to start. ' so I did, and nothing happened.  I checked to make sure that the software is updated and I made to each requested update from me.

  If you know what goes wrong, I would appreaciate your help!

  Thank you for considering this question,

  TREV-

  Hi Alain,

  casstjc wrote:

  Hello

  I have a dv6-ww142av.  I ordered my computer a few months ago, but today is the first time I'm trying to play a Blu Ray. The computer has a Blu Ray burner installed.  I inserted the disc (from Lost) in the computer and the HP software popped up.

  It says "ready to play disc.  Press play to start. ' so I did, and nothing happened.  I checked to make sure that the software is updated and I made to each requested update from me.

  If you know what goes wrong, I would appreaciate your help!

  Thank you for considering this question,

  TREV-

  Here is a link to the web to your computer laptop support portal.

  I recommend that you download and install the appropriate operating system software HP MediaSmart DVD.

  You will find the software in the download page of drivers & software under the software-multimedia section.

  Be sure to restart Windows after you install the new driver.

  Install the current and try again your Blu - Ray disc. You check that the drive works on another player?

  Best regards
  ERICO

• Help with requested Blu ray burning

  I use for many YEARS now very successfully without any significant problem until I entered the world of HD and Blu Ray. My system specs are at the bottom of this post.  I've been recording HD for a few years now on my Sony HDV camcorder and rewrite the final production on HDV tapes.  I recently decided to move to the top and get a blu ray player, writer now that burners and media are affordable (well enough)... and the beginning of all my problems.

  Normally, I create 10 minutes productions finals about an hour of footage. However, after a 3 week trip to China, I have created a 50-minute production which I want to create a Blu Ray disc.  The production contains many transitions, titles and still images (taken with 10 megapixels).

  I can make the OK project although it takes a few hours.  However, my system crashes (blue screen) about 85% of the way through the Blu Ray encoding process.  I've split the 2 separate projects - one of 20 minutes and another 30 minutes.  20 minute we burn Bly Ray ok, but the 30-minute project still hangs (blue screen again) towards the end.  An obvious solution would be to divide the project down in to 3 separate projects and burn on Blu Ray 3 discs but this kind of ruins to the point of having a Blu Ray burner because I could created 3 AVCHD DVD discs instead.

  The problem seems to be the lack of memory.  The encoding process seems to work in space from 1 to 2 GB until very near the end, when the requirement of memory seems to soar upward to the 4 GB limit.  My suspicion is that first tries to use all of the system memory and tramples needs system thus causing the entire system to blue screen.

  I travelled through the forums and found that many users have had similar problems, but not found solutions.  A that someone managed to create a decent Blu Ray size disc of Premiere Elements - and nobody knows the minimum configuration to do this.

  System:

  First Elements 8

  Sony Viao VPCCW1S1E - Intel Core 2 Duo P7450, running Windows 7, 4 GB of memory with all works on the system c: drive.with 150 GB free.

  NVidea GeForce GT 230 M video adapter

  Thanks Steve

  (3) choice of AVCHD - when my project, in about 45 minutes PE8 starts to become slow and unstable (is not surprising given the system I use) so I divide it into 2 separate projects and the only way I could find to merge into a single project was to convert each project to the HD file format that I could import them into a new project.  I used ' share PC / MPEG / H264 1920x1080i 25 '-this created a file AVCHD I could import in PE, return and then re-export.  How to create a HDV file (without writing back on tape and then reimport?)

  AVCHD is very difficult to change. Many users would recommend an i7 overclocked processor, sitting in a very robust system. Unfortunately, camera mfgrs. This introduces, but forgot to tell their clients that they would purchase a State-of-the-art, just computer to edit it.

  In regards to HDV, there is a FAQ entryabout this operation. I don't shoot AVCHD, so I can't guarantee this FAQ entry, but given that Steve Grisetti wrote, be considered as gospel.

  Hope that helps,

  Hunt

  PS - Pre is designed to work perfectly with a length of projects (either) DVD SD, but it OK with BD projects now. Yet, when the duration of the timeline stands here, break the project into manageable pieces is the recommended route. It's one of the things I like about PrPRo - it uses sequences (think to of mini projects into one"master"), and I use them as my "chapters."

• SSD and Blu Ray Burner laptop HP ENVY 17-j009el

  Hello

  I would like to add a second hard drive (SSD) on my new laptop, but I need to buy a sata cable. Do you know tell me a part number or a store where to buy?

  In addition, I would also buy a Blu Ray Burner internal, it must be compatible or just ok?

  Thank you

  Your laptop is a second hard disk for a second drive Bay. You will need to order a kit of hard disk hardware. It will include a support and cable.

  . See the illustrated parts Envy 17 maintenance and Service guide kit hardware hard drive part number list.  The manual also includes the part number for a disc of Blu - ray ROM with SuperMulti DVD±R/RW Double layer compatible with your laptop in place of the original unit.

  

  

• 700-109 envy: Blu - ray burner?

  Optical drive my camera has a blu - ray burner? I've upgraded to this eqipment 20 months ago and for the first time since then, then I try to burn a video to a disc in the blu - ray format.  The machine, he replaced (a Dell to 2008) was a blu - ray burner and at no point in the purchase process for the upgrade is already produced for me that I might need specifically look for a machine with a blu - ray burner.

  The specs on the HP site describe the disc as "Drive DVD SuperMulti burner".  Nothing in the record specifically referred to the speed of burning blu - ray (there is a large table with all sorts of types of discs and burning speeds, but no reference to the blu - ray format).

  I think the actual hardware of the drive unit is GHA3N DVD-RAM, if that helps.

  Hello:

  A 'Engraver of DVD SuperMulti' drive is not a Blue Ray player.

  It is a DVD - RW drive.

  If you still have your old Dell, you can see if you can swap drives on.

• Internal blu ray burner for HP Pavilion dv6915nr

  My computer HP laptop pavilion PC model dv6915nr has an internal (ATA) Pioneer DVD burner. I would like to replace it with a Blu Ray burner. What Blu Ray burner on the market will be the most suitable and a quick guide on the procedure will be a great help.

  I am pretty used with office equipment, but not with the same for laptops or notebooks.

  Thank you-

  DuPont,

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  Here is a link to a service manual for the same series.

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  I would like to know how everything goes.

• Replace W520 Sony Optiarc AD - 7710H DVD burner with Sony Optiarc BD - 5750: Blu - ray burner?

  I plan on replacing the DVD writer came with my W520 (4270CTO) with a Blu - ray burner.  Obviously not all W520s are delivered with the same discs.

  Does anyone know if the flange on the W520 is identical for both above mentioned Sony Optiarc drives?  If this is not the case, what Blu - ray recorders can accept the W520 flange of the Sony Optiarc AD - 7710H, the drive from that my machine delivered?

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  I think that Exchange you caches. I did it with mine.

• Add to MT 9010 DVD burner with Blu - Ray burner as a second burner

  I am looking for a MT 9010 with a Blu - Ray combo burner. I also want to add a DVD burner as a second burner. Sales said that the system cannot be bought like that. Is it just the way they are sold, or it's physically impossible to add a second burner? There is one external slot open, and it would seem that the motherboard could support. Can I add a DVD burner myself if I get the MT 9010 with the already installed Blu - Ray burner? Thank you.

  Hi jaman57,

  OptiPlex 9010 MT has two optical drive bays and four SATA ports on the motherboard. Yes, you can add a DVD burner yourself with the Blu - Ray burner. The image of the façade is provided below:

  

  Please let me know if you need more assistance.

• When a Blu - Ray burning are all selected by default different regions?

  When a Blu - Ray burning are all selected by default different regions?

  By selecting a region in Encore for Bluray has no effect, then Yes.

• First elements 11 doesn't recognize blu ray burner

  Bought Pawtec external blu ray burner. First elements 11 recognizes it as a dvd burner, but not a blu ray burner. How can I fix?

  Long160

  Sorry for the burner 8.1 and Ghost and first Elements 12. Looks like we both had the same "media does not exist. Very disappointing.

  Any chance to make (or borrow) an another Blu - ray external writer to determine if the problem is specific to the external burner you have (Pawtec external blu ray burner)?

  If you are set in your current situation, you could explore the idea of burn your Timeline on DVD AVCHD and then burning the BDMV folder this disc to a Blu - ray disc with free software like ImgBurn? Then determine which resembles your Blu - ray player after first finding out if the product disc is compatible with your Blu - ray player.

  Please consult the bulletin and then let us know the result.

  Thank you.

  RTA

• How to burn videos full hd to dvd - r with Blu - ray burner for playback on a Blu - ray set top player?

  Hello

  Blu - ray media is still expensive for export small HD projects.

  If I have a Blu - ray burner,

  can I burn BD on DVD-r (4.7 GB) exports

  and play on a Blu - ray set top player?

  alias: DVD-r accepts a laser "blue"?

  (Menus at this point are not necessary)

  For the most part, I'm wanting to burn music videos for 3-4 minutes on DVD-r disks

  full HD Blu - ray without having to use expensive Blu - ray disc every time.

  Thank you

  j

  Ouch!  I don't really remember, but I think I burn with a DVD ol burner ' ordinary.  I have two; a BD - R drive and the DVD-R drive.  Once the image is made I don't think it's important.

  I would say go for it.

  If I'm wrong, I'll blame "Friday afternoon near time to quit smoking."

  Erik

• Blu - ray burner

  Got no date yet, but when I do, someone using a blu - ray burner yet to release a product finished?

  If so what you use and it works well for you?

  Still using first Elements 4 and it's simple, save timeline high definition, click SHARE, click on blu - ray, select, H.264 or mpeg-2. I believe that in CS5, you use yet?

  We did it at least 5 blu - ray, all perfect usually go to export on film or tape may have a slight advantage on blu - ray? No compression according to the demotion to DVD artifacts but this could be very good according to the complexity of the subject?