I have an LG RH266 which seems to work fine except when I am trying to dub from a disc to the hard drive. I have tried RW+ and RW- discs that have been recorded on another machine and wish to transfer them to the HDD on the the LG. All I get when going to dubbing is the notice that it is recording file information. That notice last for about one or two seconds, says 100% and then disappears. Nothing however is transferred to the HDD. Any ideas?
Hmm. The system is asking me to add more details, so...I have tried both finalized and unfinalized RW- discs but it makes no difference.Hmm. The system is asking me to add more details, so...I have tried both finalized and unfinalized RW- discs but it makes no difference.
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Samsung's solution to many problems seem to be the type of dvd. Try using a dvd-r. I am able to select dubbing with a dvd+r, but the +r discs won't play in other dvd players. Apparently, -r is the only disc to use with this box to avoid issues. The +r records the soundtrack a few seconds off of the video track.
This has happened to me once. I unplugged it overnight and plugged is back in and everything (Except for the for the DVD that was being written when it malfunctioned) Worked fine. I suspect that a Capacitor is going bad but it’s still working (for 4 months) and I will put off any real trouble shooting until it fails hard.
Been checking out my m/c and found that there are many -r & -rw discs the m/c does not recognise which gives rise to this problem. However the m/c does recognise VERBATIM discs and I have been able to record and dub to them with no problems.
Just bought unit. Had same problem.Tried lots of different types of disks with no luck. Tried to play already written +R disk. Worked OK. Then took out and replaced with blank -R. Came up with new screen asking me if I wanted to initialize disk. Answered yes and it took about 20 seconds. Then tried to DUB from HDD to DVD again. This time it came up with the dubbing menu, I hadn't seen before, and worked. Hardly ideal, but the trick was to get it to recognise it as a blank and initialize. Currently burning my first disk. Didnt realise about 'FAST' mode, so taking ages.
When you put your disc in and its ready for copying over through Dubbing - when you see the quality ie xp - just press right or left til the FAST sign comes up. it maynot always come up if the recording time is any longer than an hour or less than 30 mins.
Hmm. The system is asking me to add more details, so...I have tried both finalized and unfinalized RW- discs but it makes no difference.
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