20 Most Recent Pioneer DVR-111D (DVR111DBK) DVD RW Dual Layer Burner - Page 9 Questions & Answers

Get your driver here:

http://wwwbsc.pioneer.co.jp/product-e/ibs/device_e/file/DVR-112D_FW121EU2.EXE

Make sure you are using either channel 3 or 4 depending on the settings of your directv box.

you need a DVD Decoder which can work with windows media player look at this sight for a list. http://tinyurl.com/6244bk

depends on what connections the vcr has, I think you should connect it to the antenna connector, then find the right channel or adjust it from the vcr(see note 1) so you get picture from the vcr into the tv card, you can then record and watch anything from the vcr to the computer.

Note1: Some vcr's will have a adjustment screw on the back where you can adjust the frequency / channel / signal.

it is the simple problem of your hardware you want to change your drive now

pls tel me detail

ur Operating System?
is it a desktop or laptop?
in case of desktop where have u installed this drive i mean which port and which other drives are installed along with this drive on the same port? there jumper config on the back of the drives is it set to SLAVE OR MASTER

check this

pls do not install this drive on the same port as hard disk
for the moment disconnect all other drives on this port where ur said dvd drive is connected and try

may be ur game dvd is faulty difficult to read due to disc condition pls try changing another dvd

pls let me know about the results i can help u in this

use winrar or download DVD REGION and use trial should work

The write speed of your machine is 4x. It will only write at 4x no matter how fast your DVD blank is. When your write at a slower speed, you get a better quality DVD picture.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/943104

for xp systems. vista will be similar.

It could be a wrong burning software, try out Nero, but my experience is that usualy these things are dieing this way, first they won't write dvd than won't even read later they are even haveing troubles with cds.
If that's the case than it's time to use your warranty if you have any left, or if you don't but you want to fix it than just bring it to the local laptop repair center and they'll change it for you for 30-60 GBP+ their services or just buy one at ebay and do it yourself, but in that case double check what you are ordering, or ask the seller about compatibility.

Ooops, in my efforts to find laser disc INFO I ended up in a completely irrelevant category; because there no longer exists a Laser Disc category. So I shall abandon the laser disc player as technologically obsolete (there goes still another species of dinosaur off to the fossil beds) and give up on seeing those movies in color.

what are we trying to uninstall here ?

If the DVD-rw drive is seen under OS please follow this steps. We will edit some registry:
-Click the Start button, type regedit in the Start Search box, and then click regedit in the Programs list.
-In the User Account Control window, type your password or click Continue.
-In Registry Editor, expand the following registry path: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class
Under Class, click {4D36E965-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}.
-In the right pane, right-click UpperFilters, and then click Delete.
-Click Yes when prompted to delete the registry value.
-In the right pane, right-click LowerFilters, and then Click Delete.
-Click Yes when prompted to delete the registry value.
-Quit Registry Editor by clicking Exit on the File menu.
-Restart the computer.
- If resolution is not effective, please update dvd-rw firmware .

Goto my computer, right click on your cd drive, and click properties. From there, click on recording, and make sure that Enable recording on this drive is checked. Also, What software/application are you using to burn the disc?

u have bad driver for dvd rw.
try to uninstal it also install *********** bord inf update driver and also installed sm bus controoler.
check in device manger that u instaled all driver of your system completely.]

dvd roms do not need drivers they are a standard format drive and should be recognised by your pc immediately.

in order to play DVDs you will however need a Software DVD player like WINDVD or POWER DVD

DVD-RWs do not need drivers but may require that the CD burning software that you use may need updating.

CD rom drive is dead!

Time to go out and buy a new one. Rough cost is anywhere for a DVD BURNER is $25 - $40.

DVD burner are now the mainstream drives replacing CD roms.
But if you can still get a replacement CD rom from a computer in town should be cheaper than a DVD burner.

DVD burner can read and write DVD's and CD's.

My cd drive does this as well not a good thing but I have found that if you put a disc you know it will read in then anydisc you want it to read it should read it. Mine only does it every now and then. I have also found that if just after the cd door closes if you give it a tap on the cd door it will read the disc try it it might work for you. I have taken mine to a repairer and the drive is operating fine and they could not figure out what was wrong for it to do that and yes it did do it for them to.