Is there any BDXL-RE (rewritable) media known to work with drive?
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The Value Disc BD-R 6X 25GB Blu-Ray 50 Pack Blank Discs are cheap enough I don't use rewritables. These discs work very well with this writer and they are about 50 cents each, or $23.95 for 50 pack. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00DUHUPCS/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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I use cyberlink power dvd 14 ultra media player, I got it at fry's for $69.99. It work's awesome.
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The Value Disc BD-R 6X 25GB Blu-Ray 50 Pack Blank Discs are cheap enough I don't use rewritables. These discs work very well with this writer and they are about 50 cents each, or $23.95 for 50 pack. Value Disc BD-R 6X 25GB Blu-Ray 50 Pack Blank Discs in Spindle. Made in Taiwan
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No, the one I got at least was just a blank USB drive. But it is a good one. Truecrypt used to be a standard, but they stopped development. Bitlocker in Windows seems to work well.
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I actually gutted a LG 8x Portable DVD Rewriter with M-DISC slot load USB external drive to use in mine. It's about $40 at Microcenter http://www.microcenter.com/product/431055/8x_Portable_DVD_Rewriter_with_M-DISC I did have to plug into an internal USB header since the interface is USB, but I prefer it that way.
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I don't know. My problem with the drive was the format function would fail to ever complete.
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I can't say, but I CAN say that this drive didn't work and upon asking to return it the company didn't even want it back. Buy a Microsoft drive. They cost more, but they'll work.
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use free software IMGBurn - just need to learn a bit but it's the best and it can write to dual layer [i use imgburn to specifically write dual layer single sided DVDs[DVD9]Nero is crappy if you use substandard discs but imgburn is the best - only your writer needs to be perfect to get the job done rest leave it to imgburn
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yes. I've use it on both. The formatting can be an issue. FAT16 limits on how big each file can be
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I agree with CochiseGuy. My BDP-83 only supports FAT32 format and is limited. The BDP-93 does what you want.
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It worked fine for me on the lowly Windows 7 *Starter* edition (on a cheap mini Acer netbook), *but* I didn't install the Iomega *software* because Windows 7 was able to read and write to the drive without any extra software. I formatted the disks using Windows (the usual right-click menu thing) but I don't remember if I used FAT or NTFS or what, and I don't have the Zip drive (or the netbook) anymore so can't do further testing.
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USB. I had issues with it mounting drives. ive tried the supported formats like ext2-ext4. it just would not work. you can solve this with the paragon app.
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I have not personally tried...But Accordingly to the manual all things in these formats will work On a USB flash drive. (DivX HD®, JPEG, JPG, MPO, AC3 (Dolby® Digital), EAC3, HAAC, AAC, MPEG, MP3, PCM, DTS®)
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Compatible with BD Video, BD-RE (Single/Dual), BD-R (Single/Dual), DVD Video, DVD-R/RW, CD-R/RW, Audio CD, DTS-CD, and HD JPEG Formats... In other words, yes :)
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Thanks, I'll look into how that is done. Also, can a flashdrive handle a program this large or only just files?
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RDED-12001 is compatible to Windows versions from the XP up to the latest Windows 8 as well as Apple Mac operating systems. It supports all optical formats of CDs and DVDs including Blu-rays and double- and quad-layer BDXL discs-you wouldn't have problems when reading or writing on these formats.
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A little more info would be helpful. I.e. What type of computer you are using and what software you are using to use the drive. For example, I use a Macintosh computer and use makemkv software to rip blu ray movies and use blu ray player software to play movies.
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According to Nero InfoTool, it supports read and write capabilities for BD-R DL, and BD-RE DL. No mention of XL and I highly doubt it'll burn to that as the official Panasonic site for the drive that's enclosed makes no mention of it, as well.
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This is not a RW (Rewritable) disk but, yes you could use this to make backups of almost anything.