| Q1: |
What kind of problems can occur when using 4x writing-speed DVD+R discs? |
| A1: |
The following errors may occur if these discs are used in some manufacturers' 2.4x writing-speed
DVD+R/+RW drives. Drives conforming to 4x writing-speed are excluded from this issue.
Typical errors are:
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Recording cannot start. |
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Data reading is not possible. |
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In the event that a 4x speed DVD+R disc is recorded on a 4x DVD+R/+RW drive using packet
writing mode, and then additional data is recorded on to the same disc using a 2.4x DVD+R/+RW drive, there
could be the risk that recorded data cannot be retrieved. |
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Q2: |
What is the source of these problems? |
| A2: |
It is the result of unsupported recording firmware in certain 2.4x writing-speed DVD+R/+RW
drives that do not conform to using 4x writing-speed DVD+R discs. |
Q3: |
How do I know if the drive I am using requires a firmware update? |
| A3: |
Check this site: http://www.dvdrwservices.com/ or
contact the manufacturer of your drive. |
Q4: |
How can I avoid this problem? |
| A4: |
Please conduct a firmware update of your 2.4x DVD+R/+RW drive prior to using a 4x writing-speed
DVD+R disc. To download a firmware update, click on http://www.dvdrwservices.com/ or
contact the manufacturer of your drive. |
Q5: |
Does the 4x writing-speed DVD+R disc itself have something to do with the problem? |
| A5: |
No, the problem is the result of unsupported recording firmware for 4x writing-speed DVD+R
disc in some manufacturers' 2.4x writing-speed DVD+R/+RW drives. 4x writing-speed DVD+R discs satisfy the new
standards for 4x writing-speed recording. |
Q6: |
What about existing 2.4x DVD+R discs that do not conform to the new standards for 4x writing-speed recording? |
| A6: |
No problems occur with existing 2.4x DVD+R disc. This problem may occur only if 4x DVD+R disc
is used in some manufacturers' 2.4x writing-speed DVD+R/+RW drives. |
Q7: |
If this problem occurs, does it have any effect on the drive in use? |
| A7: |
No, according to tests conducted by the manufacturers of these drives, there is no effect
on the drive. |
Q8: |
Does it have any effect on the personal computer in use? |
| A8: |
No, according to tests conducted by the manufacturers of these drives, there is no effect
on the personal computer. |
Q9: |
Is the problem caused by application software included with these drives? |
| A9: |
No, it is caused by unsupported recording firmware that does not satisfy the new standards
for 4x writing-speed recording. |