20 Most Recent Pioneer DVR-111D (DVR111DBK) DVD RW Dual Layer Burner - Page 3 Questions & Answers

in your system device settings, specify the location of your dvr111d for it to be able to read those disk.

What drive operation are you getting these errors on, Read or Write?

Did the Pioneer come with its own drivers if so then install those if not search google.com for the correct drivers youll find it will recognize the dvd?.

plain reinstallation of windows won't solve the problem, either you edit your registry to clean it up of all the nero entries or to install windows in clean mode, I mean, you need to reformat or remove windows completely first fron your system.

my sugestion is not to burn at 16x but to burn at 8x and use another burning software that allowsx you to burn at 8x speed as I've found I get alot of errors at max burn on my burner. so I dropped the burnner speed and have not had any problems with burning. hope this helps

you need a dvd player program that is designed for dvd playback I use Cyberlink powerdvd to play dvd's on my pc you could look for another player out there but windows needs a codec to play dvds with sound. hope this solves your problem

have you been using constent bitrate or verable bitrate and which program are you using to encode your dvd's do a test dvd with 6000 and do another at differant rates I use Ulead Movie Factory to do my dvds and use vairable bitrate as the movies are in vairable and also the regioncode for your burner has to be set for good burns as I'm in uk my dvd burner is set to region 2 and I've had no problems with dvd buning and playing on other dvd player. hope this works out for you

get the divx codec http://www.divx.com/ try adjusting the advanced play back settings in media player my laptop does the same thing sometimes, a few reboots and it is ok again...

If you have two drives on the same ide cable, one has to be set at master, the other as slave, the hard drive should always be the master. But you should'nt normally put a cd drive on the same ide as a hard drive as this will slow up the read write speed of your hdd. Make sure the ide cable is the correct way around, and that all the drives have been recognised in the bios. To enter the bios press f2 or del on boot up and see if all the drives appear there.

You should try updating the firmware in the burner. http://www.cdrinfo.com/Sections/Reviews/Specific.aspx?ArticleId=16989 http://wwwbsc.pioneer.co.jp/product-e/ibs/device_e/dev00001r_e.html scroll down a page or 2 and you will see the firmware upgrade for your model. Good Luck, Tim

Firstly ensure the drive letter is correct for your dvd drive, if you still have an old drive fitted as well this new one the drive letter will probably be E:\. It may be that the bios is not seeing the correct dvd drive. On boot up press F2 or DEL, this will take you to the 'standard cmos settings' line. Highlight this line and press enter. You should then see a list of drives attached to your pc, normally pressing F3 or a similair command(depending on motherboard it will tell you how to do this on bottom of screen) detects all drives. Otherwise go to each line Pri, Sec etc, and press enter on each to see what appears. When you see your dvd drive is recognised, press F10, this will save and force a re boot. Also try right clicking on your DVD drive and go to properties, there should be a tab saying enable writing on this drive, but be cautious as Windows Writing programme may take over from Nero. Please rate solution

You will need to remove the drive from the chassis first. Then take a long slender probe and insert in the hole to release the media tray. Once the tray is extended you will be able to pry the face plate off by pressing the tabs that click it in place.

You didnt say which model. They are v bad machines. Too much stuff, and trying to be International video. Try this http://bootstrike.com/Articles/DVR-530H-S/

you want to play music or a film on the laptop and run it through the Pioneer HTZ-170DVD Region Free Home Theater System and through speakers? I don't see why not. You would use the audio out on the laptop and connect to the audio input on the Pioneer. If the laptop has HDMI, it is even easier. Here is the manual.

Pioneer HTZ170DVD Manuals

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Something must be lost in translation "you want software and you want it TODAY!" It isn't available. If it says 'Carrozeria' this is domestic series which pioneer makes for japan only. https://jpn.pioneer/ja/support/s-manual.php?main_cd=001&model=&product_no=00006958&sort=2&bmp_type=AVIC-DRV150&disp=s-year.php https://www.google.com/search?q=Pioneer+avic-drv150+software https://translate.google.ca/?sl=auto&tl=en&text=Logiciel%20du%20Pioneer%20avic-drv150%0AAujourd%27hui&op=translate ..

Here is the wire pinout for the power plug of the Pioneer AVH-P2300 car stereo:

1. Yellow: Constant 12V (Battery)
2. Red: Ignition 12V (Accessory)
3. Black: Ground
4. Blue: Power Antenna Control
5. White: Front Left Speaker (+)
6. White/Black: Front Left Speaker (-)
7. Gray: Front Right Speaker (+)
8. Gray/Black: Front Right Speaker (-)
9. Green: Rear Left Speaker (+)
10. Green/Black: Rear Left Speaker (-)
11. Purple: Rear Right Speaker (+)
12. Purple/Black: Rear Right Speaker (-)