Can't play blue coated dvd's in asus.

you must read your instruc, manual for to see what format the DVD blue ray accept. download the instr.manual from www.fitness.manualsonline.com or www.retrevo.com
Remember NOT all format are support form any DVD is doesnot matter if is DVD BLUE RAY or DVD conventional.

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Try reseatting the DVD/CD drive also reinstall the DVD/CD driver.
If this does not fix the problem then most likely the DVD/CD drive is faulty and then needs to be replaced.

IF THE ONE WITH BLUE ON BOTTOM IS ORIGINAL AND THE ONE WITH SILVER IS PIRATED,IT MEANS THAT UR PS2 ONLY LOADS ORIGINAL DISCS. HAVE U TRIED LOADING ORIGINAL DVD WITH SILVER BOTTOM?
Give more details on ur problem (whether u r not able to run duplicate dvd or can only play dvds which u bought along with ps2)

Most of the drives are not capable of recognising specific color medias (specifically purple), try using perl, silver media for dual layer disc

1) I shut down ALL unnecessary processes, especially McAfee

2) I switched to white-coated DVDs. I read somewhere (can't now find the url), that drives that write to DVD-ram as well as other formats need the white-coated DVDs (I used Sony), as opposed to the silver-coated ones (Verbatim, Memorex, HP. [I used Nero, Info Tool, to diagnose my DVD drive.]

3) Changed burn speed to 4x.

hi sir
please go for the configuration or else ther may be some software problem please check if the dvd is pirated please use the silver dvds than the golden ones

download a decoder pack, here is the link www.k-lite.com

At this time the region lock on ps3 only includes DVD and ps1-2 titles. Although some games will have the 80028F10 error. Most ps3 and blue ray will play without problems, my only suggestion being that if you are in the US, make sure you get a US ps3.

hope this helps.

Is this a new problem or has your PS2 always had this issue? You cannot adjust the laser at all and are likely to damage it if you try, you can however clean the laser lens with a CD/DVD cleaning disk and you'd be surprised how often this resolves disk read issues. Some of these units did have a production fault that prevented them from reading DVD's, if your PS2 has had this fault since new and/or is under 12 months old you could probably have had it repaired/replaced by Sony but by opening it you will have invalidated you're warranty.