These are not recognized by my computer's internal bluray burner even though they are identical to those I was using. Only difference is 6x vs. 4x.
600155
the last 2 packs I get they all damaged. they start burning and stop in the beginning or at the end and damaged the bd.
600156
It may be an application issue. I had a similar problem with 12X BD-R discs where each time I burned it became a coaster. I had to manually slow the burn speed to 6X (instead of max) to match my burner and everything worked after that (no more coasters). The application I'm using is Nero Platinum 2014 with Windows 8.1 Professional.
600157
Try the disks in another blu-ray player as a test to see if the other player recognize the disks. When the disk is in the computer should show as E: for windows when goto my computer, E: for Mac but on the desktop. Normally if there is data ok on it it will have some kind of tittle otherwise it will show capacity size. When the disk is in the drive and shows nothing then for some reason the operating system is not recognizing the disk (bad disk) possibly. If you can play other blu-ray movies or other blank blu-ray disks then that is an indication the new blank disks or bad.
600158
Try another disk, if that doesn't change then possibly your missing or damaged driver for the drive. Other possibly the drive I'd bad.
600159
That is very odd. I have a Pioneer internal Blu-ray burner...these are the only discs I have used with it (the 6x) and they have been great...never had a problem with them.
843527
Unless it has changed, I don't think so. I think they only work on hard disks. This was a while ago and my memory isn't what it used to be so maybe you should check with the manufacturer.
748245
No idea, but these disks work very well with the Pioneer 205 and 208 BR burners!
152434
Going along with what Japan-express' answer....that sounds about right. What will help to use any blank discs is to UPDATE the Firmware on your Burner - you can use a FREE program such as Imgburn to set the burn speed of your drive, that will make a big difference so you have a good disc. Your burner/software may allow you to burn at a higher speed, but that can result in a failed disc, so keep that in mind. Imgburn will also tell you who the real Manufacturer of the blank discs are regardless of the name Brand.
1900808
As long as your drives can handle DL discs, they work the same as any other disc. They will take longer since there is more data.
2219235
I have no idea. Both have proven very reliable. I've tried other brands and they frequently have unwriteable discs in the package...Sony rarely does. Ask Sony. Grandpa 6 times also!
1196701
Yeah they are exactly the same underneath the box. Only difference is gbox adds some repos to xbmc. But u can do that yourself
49101
Not honestly sure, but they *should* work. I'd recommend you do a web search first for "DVD-A" discs, of which there are several brands available. Best of luck!Edit: I just checked, and generally available information suggests that your application requires +r or +r/w discs, in which case, the answer to your original question is "No." Again, best of luck.
454369
I Erica, I have nearly the same model projector as you ( I have the cheaper svga version) and these glasses worked fine!
919496
Yes, I have a Samsung burner, and these disks work fine. I burn at the 4x rate.
1741066
I purchased this set for the WF-7520. When I first put the cartridges in, my copier would not recognize them. After I removed them and re installed them however, they worked just fine (though I'm not sure why that worked!). Unfortunately, I can't say for sure how they will work in another model - I wish I could be more helpful!
1940700
These are what I use in my BX1500 (non lcd) and they perform perfectly! Also, the dimensions of these batteries are; Height 3.75" Width 2.50" Length 6.00" each. If your original battery measurements are the same, then yes, these should work!
563389
The set I received had the film on all parts. Maybe you got a mismatched pair. I don't think they can be reused but you never know
697989
Doesn't matter both have similar specs. I have these and WD black drives in my system, I run them both in raid 0 and both arrays perform about the same.
1441643
I don't know. I have only copied single layer discs. I'm sorry I can't provide a better answer.
1819610
Well,depend I did use them in Pioneer recorder for makeing copy from HD and about 20% machine rejected for some unknown reasonI will sugest single layer DVD for such project
1862614
This particular one was used. They said it was tested but it did not work with my bluray. It just heated up.