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Posted by nolsar on 09/27/52 11:30
Did you update the firmware?
"Paul Heslop" <paul.heslop@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote in message
news:43636337.7A53FA88@blueyonder.co.uk...
> Bob wrote:
>>
>> On Sat, 29 Oct 2005 01:10:44 GMT, "wiseguy" <wiseguy@e.com> wrote:
>>
>> >I have a Sharp DVD Recorder that's only a couple of months old. It
>> >takes
>> >DVD-R blank discs but only 4X. When you put 8X's in it gives you an
>> >error
>> >saying that the disc is possibly not playable and does not allow you to
>> >record on it. Sharp technical support said the 8X's are too thick and
>> >only
>> >4X's work in any DVD recorders. Is he just blowing hot air or is there
>> >something to this.
>> >The even weirder part is that if I take the same DVD-R 8X disc and burn
>> >a
>> >movie on it on my computer it plays perfectly on the Sharp unit.
>> >Anyone else have this problem.
>> >With more and more DVD's being 8X minimum where does that leave people
>> >with
>> >DVD Recorders. Are there any 8X's that work in this situation? The
>> >DVD's I
>> >was using are Sony.
>>
>> Why would you need a faster burn speed if 4x works?
>>
>> Do you have a TV channel that streams the program twice as fast?
>>
>> --
> Um, it appears the complaint is that the machine is refusing to accept
> 8x discs but that they are now becoming the norm, whereas 4x are more
> rare. This machine seems to have already become outdated as it can't
> handle faster discs. Hopefully for the OP it will be a case of finding
> a disc to match the machine if he can't find the 4x discs the machine
> prefers.
>
> --
> Paul (Sometimes my mind plays tricks on me)
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