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DVD-ROM not able to read DVD-RW

Discussion in 'Audio and Video' started by srinivasadavi, Jun 16, 2005.

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  1. srinivasadavi Newcomer, in training

    hello every one,

    my laptop is 2 years old toshiba make with my dvd rom as TOSHIBA SDR 2412 dvd-rom and cd-rw.

    I bought a sony dvd 202e camcorder recently in which I recorded stuff on a dvd-rw disc. I dont have any USB port on the camcorder, where as I need to take off the disc and run it on the dvd drive through which I can transfer all the movies and the pics on to the hard disk of the laptop..

    But I got a very big problem here, as my dvd-rom is not recognising the
    dvd-rw. But when I installed power dvd software and tried to run the movie, the movie was played fine, but still the drive couldnt recognise the dvd-rw..

    please help me out dudes...

    thanx in advance...
  2. kol_indian Newcomer, in training

    Do u have nero? (if not download from nero site) there is a tool in it called Nero Info tool (u can download that seperately) , run this software it will tell what type of dvd drive it will check if ur drive is capable of opening dvd-rw.

    check it and tell me,(u said toshiba and sony) sony doesnt support dvd -rw it supports dvd+rw.
  3. srinivasadavi Newcomer, in training

    good clue but didnt worked out!

    thanx for ur suggestion dude... but in the nero info tool, it was shown that to read a dvd-rw feature is supported by toshiba sd-r 2412 dvd rom, but am still left with the same problem...

    huh

    some one please help me
  4. kol_indian Newcomer, in training

    Than the format it was written might not be supported by windows do u have the any software that u got for your videocam, if so try capturing this through that and please dont post same thing in multiple places. :)
  5. srinivasadavi Newcomer, in training

    any one help me out please?

    I didnt understand wat u meant by the format it was written might not be supported by windows....
    I didnt get any software I got with the camcorder, and am not either posting in multiple threads...

    I did it because no one responded to my previous thread...
  6. IronDuke Newcomer, in training

    You're not guaranteed to get an answer.
  7. kol_indian Newcomer, in training

    In that case what u can do is to use a DIVX encoder, this might work as u said that it opened in Power DVD, check out there are lot of DIVX software available and most of them are free. :grinthumb
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