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VSO Software Discuss, DVD-R reading Probelm help at Burning Software forum; i transfered data from my pc to my DVD+R sony4.7 gb with Pioneer A107 drive with Nero Burning Software ,but i am able to open the DVD-R only in the pioneer drive. the laptop that i have in home is not able to open it it has


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Old 25-08-2004   #1 (permalink)
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i transfered data from my pc to my DVD+R sony4.7 gb with Pioneer A107 drive with Nero Burning Software ,but i am able to open the DVD-R only in the pioneer drive. the laptop that i have in home is not able to open it it has toshiba DVD drive and also not in AO DVD 1648 drive.pl let me know why this is happening.is it the drive or the DVD+R.
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Re: DVD-R reading Probelm help

check with vso inspector the capacity of your laptop drive.
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the capacity of the laptop is the latest 40 Gb,P4,256 MB ram etc.still not reading
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i transfered data from my pc to my DVD+R sony4.7 gb with Pioneer A107 drive with Nero Burning Software
Have you tried to make the disk with CopytoDVD? You say you used Nero. if you did use CopytoDVD does it do the same thing?
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yes i did use the copy to DVD option.
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yes i did use the copy to DVD option.
I guess I didn't ask the question right, you said you used Nero and the disk is unreadable, Nero is an application created by Ahead Software. Copy to DVD is another application created by VSO Software. The way your question is written in both posts comes out to this as I read it.."Using Nero I created a data dvd, using the dvd option in Nero, after using Nero to create the data disk, the disk turns out to be unreadable in my other drives, does anyone know whats wrong?" thats what I come up with, please correct me if I am wrong.
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your are right,thats my question can you help me.
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