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I have a pc running winXp sp2, pentium4 2.6, 512mb. ihave been able to burn
video dvds without problems untill recently when i started to get "power
calibration errors". As my pc is still under warrenty Fujitsu replaced the
dvd recorder with a new unit. but i still get the error message. I have tried
different media (Imation, Philips and Mr DVD). I have updated the firmware
for the dvd+rw. I have even disconnected the dvd-rom and set the recorder as
master and ha it as the only optical drive on the computer but nothing works.
By the way I can still write music cds, mp3 cds and data dvds but not video
dvds.
Any one else with ideas? I am statarting to lose what little hair I have
left.
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Bisto

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Shoud've mentioned I have tried to burn with dvds with nero. tried
uninstalling and reinstalling with latest update. tried ashampoo burning
studio 5, copy to dvd, and alcohol 120. still the same result.
--
Bisto


"Bisto" wrote:

> I have a pc running winXp sp2, pentium4 2.6, 512mb. ihave been able to burn
> video dvds without problems untill recently when i started to get "power
> calibration errors". As my pc is still under warrenty Fujitsu replaced the
> dvd recorder with a new unit. but i still get the error message. I have tried
> different media (Imation, Philips and Mr DVD). I have updated the firmware
> for the dvd+rw. I have even disconnected the dvd-rom and set the recorder as
> master and ha it as the only optical drive on the computer but nothing works.
> By the way I can still write music cds, mp3 cds and data dvds but not video
> dvds.
> Any one else with ideas? I am statarting to lose what little hair I have
> left.
> --
> Bisto

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