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Is there a cable that allows us to plug a laptop computor into the Pioneer DVD recorder DVR-310 for Recording and playback ? Also our recorder has trouble recording to discs, seems to be hit and miss if we get a DVD disc that actually works hence we want to plug in a hard drive somehow.
Re: Is there a cable that allows us to plug a laptop...
Yes, and also you can hook laptop to tv, mine is hooked to a 9 foot projector screen, call 4 free 3363926682 depends on what inputs u want conect 2 for cable suggestion God Bless
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Resetting the Recorder to Factory Settings
1. Make sure that the recorder is on
2. Press and hold the STOP button and STANDBY/ON button.
The recorder turns off with all settings reset.
I do this all the time using -R RW discs. My Pioneer doesnt have a USB - I imagine it is only for playback. If it is for recording too, you have an option.
Pioneer has released Firmware for the DVR-107D DVD Writer and DVR-A07XLA & XLB DVD Writer. This release # is 1.18. http://www.pioneeraus.com.au/computer/firmware.html (a ZIP file download, but uncompresses to an .EXE, as does theflashman.rpc1.org site download. I can't uncompress the EXEs with Stuffit (standard) Expander v7.0x here, but Scott said he used version 8.0.2 ) Looks like we are getting closer to Dual Layer Support: (although some have flashed NEC ND-2500A drives to DL 2510 model firmware, I doubt that Pioneer will release an official firmware update for the 107D to add dual-layer burning. Like other mfrs, I suspect they'll sell a new drive model with DL burning support.)
Pay TV in Australia will record "no problem" BUT BUT when it is a pay per view or Box Office etc it will be blocked in a similar way as Macrovisin that is recognized in the encoding of the recording device that the signal is passing through. The result point blank displayed you are not allowed to record this program or it is blocked or distorted part of the way through the recording etc...
I've seen this problem somewhere before, ran across it on a service call or something and I just can't remember where.. Just getting old I guess..
You should have a "Return" button on the remote. Press it and the "2"... That should allow you to access the unit again. What you've done basically is set the unit up as unit 2 and you could have as many as 3 identical units all operating from the same remote. So, Pioneer, in their infinite wisdom decided to make three specific designation points and allow you to switch the remote to access each one without disturbing the rest...
If this doesn't solve the problem you might try calling Pioneer support, 800-421-1404 and they should clearly be able to help.
Good Luck
Bill
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