Sony dru 500ax driver

The double-layer DVD disc we burned with the Sony drive played in most of the set-top players we tried; however, very few PC-attached single-layer DVD recorders recognized the disc.

For now it seems that buyers should beware: single-layer burners often can't play burned double-layer media. The Good Writes double-layer media; fine overall performance.

Burned double-layer discs fail to play in some devices; lacks headphone jack and volume control on front panel. Sony's first double-layer DVD burner does its job well, but double-layer burning itself is a mixed blessing. Components Culture. What should I have done differently to avoid recycling the backup set? Thank you. Maperror in 6. After creating a Disaster Recovery CD iso, the operations log showed the following error: Maperror: unknown Windows error 0 I searched for "maperror" in the pdf of the user's guide, in Dantz's knowledgebase and in the forum.

Only the forum had any hits but my error message was not explained. Please explain "maperror", "unknown Windows error 0", and how it affects Disaster Recovery.

From page of the R6 pro manual: Quote: If you begin backing up a computer to a different Backup Set other than the one selected in the preparation wizard , you should update its Disaster Recovery preparation. I will be creating 4 DVD backup sets and rotating backups between them. Since the sets will be virtually identical, is there a reason why a single, up-to-date Disaster Recovery CD couldn't be used by any of the four sets.

I don't want to keep 4 DR CDs up-to-date if one will suffice. Source volume greyed out, skript doesn't work MPH replied to axelfriedrich 's topic in Professional. I have encountered the grayed-out volume problem, too, although the cause was different I renamed a Windows directory that was defined as a Retrospect subvolume.

I use Partition Magic to change partition parameters on a somewhat frequent basis and apparently will have to deal with this problem repeatedly in the future. Please reply on these two concerns: 1 Concern 2 is a suggestion for a future version of Retrospect.

This discussion forum has been closed. Starting new topics or replying to existing topics is no longer possible. We welcome all users to use AfterDawn's discussion forums instead. Is anyone else having this problem? When I start XPress I receive the error "Could not load your drive information, please run the drive selector". It then goes through the "borrowed or rental questions" and then shuts down. I have run drive selector, rebooted and still get the same error.

I have tried switching these around and still no success with XPress! I have searched the forum for a similar problem and the closest match I could find was the UpperFilters and LowerFilters described above but not sure it is directly related to my problem.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Machine information is below: Dell Dimension P4 2. Conrad Inactive 25 Jun PM. As suggested in his post try going back to one of those other versions.

You could try updating your firmware to 1. Thanks Conrad for directing me to the previous posts. Like most burners, it comes with an IDE cable, mounting screws, illustrated hardware and software quick-start guides, one 2. You can get the burner up and running within minutes, provided you possess a basic understanding of your computer's innards and know how to use a Phillips screwdriver.

If not, the CD contains an in-depth and helpful electronic user guide with step-by-step instructions. On the back of the drive, you'll find IDE, analog audio, and power connectors as well as jumper settings. Not only does the DRUA support all four recordable formats, but it also does its job with amazing speed. To prevent buffer-underrun errors, it features an 8MB buffer memory and Power-Burn technology, which matches the burning speed with the amount of data in the buffer.

The DRUA also comes with a generous list of software titles for all your recording-related needs. MusicMatch Jukebox.