Can I add chapters to the blu rays i burn ... i did one last night and i cant eve skip fowrard or back on the disk?
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Adding to a burned disk is possible as long as:1. The software you are using allows that function.2. You did not finalize the disk when you made it.3. Although not necessarily an issue, I found the drive could act oddly if not plugged in to a USB 3 port directly on your computer with a relatively short (6 feet or less) cable. I also found mine did not respond well to being plugged into a powered USB 3 hub.
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NO, this thing sucks. I bought a Pioneer model and gave this memorex to my teenage son. I wouldn't waste the money on this.
1460994
Adding to a burned disk is possible as long as: 1. The software you are using allows that function. 2. You did not finalize the disk when you made it. 3. Although not necessarily an issue, I found the drive could act oddly if not plugged in to a USB 3 port directly on your computer with a relatively short (6 feet or less) cable. I also found mine did not respond well to being plugged into a powered USB 3 hub.
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I haven't had to use that function yet, but most blu rays do have that function. When you turn the player back on it should ask you to resume or not. Hope this helps you.
465229
This is not a feature (or lack thereof) of the player. It is authored into the disks. Rather, it is NOT authored into HD-DVD's, though I have read that some new releases of Universal and Studio Canal have it. Use the bookmark feature; it's just like resume. If you doubt it, pop a standard dvd into your HD-DVD player and try it with that. You'll see it works just like it did on your old player. For the person that found the opposite thing in Blu-Ray, that's news to me. I think if you Google it you'll find it doesn't work for anyone else. Though as before, there may be some disks that have it.
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Hello. I have not had any problems with the DVD's or Blu-Rays I have bought. It has worked flawlessly every time. Perhaps it is possible to have trouble with homemade discs, but I have not tried any of mine in the player.
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I have used several: DVD FAB, Nero 11 and several iso burners. The only thing I tried that failed completely was the Windows burner. It is an absolute bust at Blu-Ray. Blu-Ray burning is a real resource hog I am using win7, quad core running at 3.2Ghz and 8 Gig of RAM and when burning I still can't do anything else.
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Yes, just hit the pause button. If you hit Stop and then Record, it puts a new chapter (or "title") on the disk.
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If HD had won Im sure HD sales would be up as well. They need to also account for the lost sales. Im not currently buying any standard def DVD's. If HD were avail I would probably be buying them. Blu does look like it might survive. It will still be much slower to catch on than HD would have been.
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Well, Alicia B: The Manufacturer does not exclude Blu-Ray Disc - I think they would have if they found it would have been harmful or not be useful in that particualar type of Disc. I have used this a number of times with success on DVD's and CD's. But I believe probably how severe your damage is makes all the difference. Now Alicia, all you have to do is to make a decision. Is it worth the $25.00 investment + shipping if applicable to take a chance to see if it works , or improves it or not. Also, I don't know, but maybe the Manufacture has a good return policy if not satisified, Oftentimes they do. You can also check with Amazons customer service, I'm sure they would know about return policies. I hope I have helped you at least to some extent. Isn't everything about decisions? - decisions?, the right one the wrong one. Good Luck with everything, and I hope for you that it everything works out well.
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As far as I know, you can make it all-region for DVD's ONLY. For blu-ray discs, you can't do anything.
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WTH!My HD DVD players will start at the point where you stop it.Of course since they don't make HD DVD any more because Sony cornered the market on High Definition DVD's we're stuck with their problematic Bluray disc players.And why can't they make a bluray that can also play a HD DVD?Anyway thanks for the feedback Knocker!
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I have used this burner to rip my blu-rays with makemkv. Then just handbrake to shrink them down to size. Its time consuming but it is worth it to have them available to watch without having to get up.
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Thank you. I use iSkysoft DVD Ripper. Currently the only way to get Chapters using this software is to use the iPhone or iPod settings. Maybe they will upgrade their software because I like having the Chapters. I appreciate your reply.
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Good afternoon. I have updated the firmware to the most recent edition and am able to play all bluray disc so far with the exception of 'underworld rise of the lycans. We really would like to be able to watch this movie. We have tried two different disc. Any thoughts?
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Greetings Let me see if I understood, you said that the blu-ray drive freeze very often? so good if you change the unit of these can forward and rewind without any kind of freezing besides this movies are even better
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Yes, you can. Process may not be simple though.Look here:http://howto.wired.com/wiki/Convert_Your_HD_DVDs_to_Blu-Rayhttp://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=155834
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By far, the majority of my high def wish list is on HD DVD exclusively. For me, the question was never "should I buy HD DVD" it was "should I buy a player that will allow me to play the odd BD too". Both formats will be around for years to come, and I think that smart buyers are among the early adopters of the universal/dual player formats.
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I have not tried burning Blu-ray it burned other media, for me it's the shitty software that comes with it