#MACGO BLU RAY PLAYER TRIES TO READ DISK MOVIE#
#MACGO BLU RAY PLAYER TRIES TO READ DISK SOFTWARE#

Totally silent except when it speeds up to jump to a new track, and even then it's only a slight db increase. So i now have a collection of BD Rewriters - if the issue with the LG WH14NS40 continues or worsens i'll just replace it.Д«Tw, if it serves anyone, the BE14NU40 has got to be the quietest player/writer i've ever experienced. The 12.7MM BD writer would recognize and would read the disc to the midpoint of the video file. I had also tried reverting the LG WH14NS40 to an earlier firmware version, with no luck - i can only assume it's scratched / corrupted discs that i've just been getting a rash of, but when i say scratched, there were only a very few small or minor scratches visible to the eye, and the part that points to the LG WH14NS40 heading south is that it would not even recognize the disc, much less play it.

That mid-point in the Bd was also the same place the 12.7MM BD Writer would fail and eject the disc. 01x read speed (per MakeMKV) and held that rate for 9-10 minutes, then returned to normal read speed (5-6X). The BE14NU40 recognized and played the disc, however at one point at nearly the mid-point of the disc, it's read rate dropped down to incredibly slow. Since my last post, i ordered and rcvd a new LG external BLu-Ray Writer ( External Blu-ray Disc Rewriter BE14NU40 ) and chose it specifically because it mentioned it's firmware had coding to help it read scratched or abused video discs.

#MACGO BLU RAY PLAYER TRIES TO READ DISK SOFTWARE#

The BD disc i had that it wouldn't read, played fine in the entertainment center's BD player - but i found, on researching, that BD players typically have software coding to assist it in reading scratched discs or reading past corrupted files In the interest of anyone behind me researching this or a similiar issue, i figured i'd post the belowД«rand & model: LG WH14NS40 Blu-Ray Rewriter, a recently dis-continued model - i chose it on the multiple recommendations from folks that take video archiving to a pretty serious level. Initially when this issue started, again it was only every 3-4 netflix discs, i would simply open/close tray and try again and on the 2nd, 3rd or even 4th try it would read recognize the disc. JacobBrown - I'm pretty sure the issue isn't with the software (i have CyberLink) - the BD Rewriter won't even recognize the disc - after inserting and closing tray it tries to read it for 2-3 minutes then throws up an 'invalid disc' msg. I'm not sure why a laptop BD drive would recognize it, when the 5.25' didn't - the laptop drive doesn't burn BDs as accurately as the 5.25' drive does, ie on the lower quality discs, like Optical Quantum, the laptop doesn't 'verify' 5 out of 6 discs, where the 5.25' drive verifies on every disc, no failures.ДЄre the formats on BD discs that varied, or is the 5.25' drive signalling me it's heading south?

#MACGO BLU RAY PLAYER TRIES TO READ DISK MOVIE#

Finally, i tried it in a laptop BD writer in an external enclosure - it was recognized but copying it was extremely slow (speed was showing at 1X) and was going to take 3-4 hours to copy the 25 GB actual movie file. It didn't appear dirty but i still cleaned it with liquid soap/warm water. Yesterday i had one that would not recognize, i tried re-inserting 30+ times and it kept indicating 'no disc'. Lately, the past few months, i've had BD movie discs that, for whatever reason, the player didn't want to recognize - i'd have to eject it, re-insert and try again, and one in particular, took maybe 10 attempts, but it finally was recognized. It's performed flawlessly burning BDs (i've burnt maybe 100 BDs). I've been using a LG WH14NS40 internal 5.25' BD rewriter which went into use when i built this computer november, 2014. I rip movies to keep as archival or backup copies. Not sure which is the best forum for this question, but as it is a storage device, thought i'd try here

Macgo blu ray player tries to read disk