MediaCodeSpeedEdit support for Pioneer DVD-Writers
| Asus / Pioneer Writer Discuss, MediaCodeSpeedEdit support for Pioneer DVD-Writers at CD and DVD Writers forum; See the section titled Usage Flasher modification . Hehe, Ala42 beat me to it. __________________ Welcome to The Club! The Club depends on you to help make it great. Please do all you can! |
Posted: 31-08-2008 - #751
| See the section titled Usage Flasher modification. Hehe, Ala42 beat me to it. 
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Posted: 31-08-2008 - #752
| Got it. Thanks.
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Posted: 12-09-2008 - #753
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Just flashed my new 116D using MCSE and am amazed at the ripping speed for this +R DL (Verbatim MKM001)  |
Posted: 13-09-2008 - #754
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could u please leave the ripping speed of DVD+R DL untouched at 12X and only increase the ripping speed of DVD-/+R and DVD-/+RW media? |
Posted: 09-10-2008 - #755
| Hello, Can anybody think why I am unable to load the firmware for the Pioneer DVR-115D firmware into MCSE? The name of the firmware file I am using is DVR115D_FW118EU2.EXE The list changelog says that this firmware is supported yet whenever I try and load it the firmware file name appears on the top bar of MCSE (where it says by ala42 etc.) yet the rest of the program is blank. As a test I tried it with firmware for a couple other drives and one of them worked and one of them didn't (LG T10N firmware had same issue and LG T21N worked for some reason). Any thoughts? Thanks |
Posted: 09-10-2008 - #756
| You need to extract the firmware file and the flasher from the complete .exe file, then load them individually into MCSE. Use winrar or similar for this.
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Posted: 10-10-2008 - #760
| Hello again, I'm hoping somebody can help me with the next part of my exercise. I have patched the 115D firmware to enable bitsetting and flashed it onto the drive but now how do I now actually change the booktype settings on the drive? For a bit of clarification what I am trying to do it burn an ISO using the program IMGBurn but in order to burn it correctly I need to change the booktype to DVD-ROM. The change booktype option in IMGBurn doesn't give the option to change it for Pioneer burners so I am not sure how I am supposed to change it. Any help is much appreciated. Thanks |
Posted: 10-10-2008 - #761
| The booktype is now changed in the firmware, and only requires a change in the firmware. There is no other way to change it. How ever you set it in the firmware is how it will be written. To revert changes, revert to stock firmware.
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Posted: 10-10-2008 - #762
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Thanks. BTW, never knew writing a few bytes was this complicated. |
Posted: 10-10-2008 - #763
| But MCSE only gives you the option of enabling bitsetting, not actually changing the booktype. If I have flashed the bitsetting enabled firmware to the drive and burn a disk will it be burn as DVD-ROM or DVD+R? Will only cost me one disk if I try but if you know the answer it would be helpful. Thanks |
Posted: 10-10-2008 - #764
| Clarification: for Pioneer drives, it [the booktype written to discs] cannot be changed using ImgBurn. Also, there's not been a tool to support it from Pioneer, and it doesn't appear that there is a command available in any of the usual tools to set it. Instead, the firmware has all control over what booktype is written to disc. Therefore, I say that to have an SL disc booktyped to -ROM you have to patch the firmware [which is the case]...there is simply no other option in this scenario. And upon changing the option inside MCSE, the drive will burn discs with bitsetting. Your discs will now be bitset as DVD-ROM. There is no need to change anything else...just burn. And to burn discs without bitsetting [so that DVD+R discs are booktyped as DVD+R discs again], a return to normal firmware [defined as a firmware without that option enabled in MCSE] is required.
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Posted: 11-10-2008 - #766
| I love the MediaCodeSpeedEdit tool, but need an added feature or the ability to modify the following firmware. http://www.primera.com/downloads/sup...112D_FW915.exe This firmware allows the drawer to be extended a few millimeters beyond the standard eject distance and is very useful to automated CD loaders. Is there anyway to add a feature in MCSE to extend the drawer eject distance? |
Posted: 11-10-2008 - #767
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Posted: 11-10-2008 - #768
| Download and try the firmware that I provided a link for. Take a black marker and mark the distance the drawer extends on the factory firmware (or any modded firmware you are currently running). Flash the 9.15 firmware from Primera then eject the drawer again. You'll quickly see that this firmware changes the drawer position. |
Posted: 11-10-2008 - #769
| I have a Dell Dimension 4550, XPSP3 and a 115D v1.18 and tried to cross flash to a 115 fw by doing the following: -removed the 115 fw (not the 115D fw) from the Pioneer 115 flasher (1920k) -loaded that into MCSE, checked the RPC-1 and enable bitsetting boxes- the two things I want. -saved as the original 115 file A0014001.118 (I assume this is an exe or bin file) -put the 115D kernal (A0814000.113) and the saved MCSE modified 115 fw (A0014001.118) into the DVRflash folder (dvrflash_win32) -from the cursor in the DVRflash folder entered: dvrflash.exe -ff G: A0814000.113 A0014001.118 DVRflash stated the kernal loaded successfully then the fw attempted to load. The 0-100% line went across the screen, then the "hold your breath" message, then this message: "could not send flash command, sense: 04 4C 00". I repeated my steps checking only the RPC-1 OR enable bitsetting boxes with same results. I HAVE read the basic strings but cannot find meanings of error codes. I know I'm doing something wrong- any suggestions? I apologize if this has been asked before- I couldn't find that string. thanks |
Posted: 11-10-2008 - #770
| To crossflash you need a matching kernel and normal file. You must use a 115 kernel.
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Posted: 11-10-2008 - #771
| thanks- I'll keep that in mind flashing my 215D to a 215. In the mean time my 115D has self destructed. Won't power up. Changed all cables and sure enough it's dead. Good news- it's brand new from Pioneer so I'll contact them. I've spent this time installing a Silicon Image 3114 SATA controller card and a Pioneer 215D in my 'ol PATA system. My plan is to compare my 115 and the 215 quality of reproduction when I get my 115D back. thanks again. |
Posted: 15-10-2008 - #773
| Code: Media Code Speed Edit by ala42
Supported DVD writers:
All Liteon DVD writer from LDW-401S to iHAS220 (and their Benq/Philips/Sony clones)
BENQ 1610 B8M9,B8T9,B8V9
BENQ 1620 B7P9,B7T9,B7U9,B7V9,B7W9,47L9,47P9,G7P9,G7T9,G7V9
BENQ 1625 BBEA, BBFA, BBGA, BBHA, BBIA
BENQ 1640 BSGB, BSHB, BSIB, BSJB, BSKB, BSLB, BSMB, BSNB, BSOB, BSQB, BSRB, BEFB, BEGB, BEHB
BENQ 1650 BCDC, BCFC, BCHC, BCIC
BENQ 1655 BCDB, BCGB, BCHB
BENQ 1670 1.02, 1.03
BENQ DQ60
BENQ 822 B3LC
HP 400c KH27
HP 630c AH26/CH16
HP 640c ES04/JS04/QS12
HP 640v JOU4
PHILIPS DVDR1628P1 Q2.2, Q2.4
PHILIPS DVDR1648P1 P1.2, P2.2-2.4
PHILIPS DVDR1640P P3.2, P3.4-3.7, B3.2, B3.4-3.7, T3.4
PHILIPS DVDR16LS P1.5-1.9
PHILIPS DVDR885P P1.9, P2.0
Lossless strategy swapping for Benq 1640
Lossless strategy swapping for Benq 1610/1620/1625, Philips 1640/16LS, HP 630c/640c
Lossless strategy swapping for Benq 822/Philips 855
ARTEC VOM-12E48X 100A/0D
ASUS DRW-1612BLx 1.10, DRW-1814BLx 1.10, DRW-2014x
BTC 1004(GigabyteGO-W040) 0251, 1008 0060, 1108 B430
BTC 1016 A07F/M/R/A082/A086/A188
Cyberhome DX162D-A 140F, 150F, 170F
LG GBW-H10N GL04
LG GGC-H20N 1.02-1.03
LG GGC-H20L 1.02-1.03
LG GGW-H10N 1.01
LG GGW-H20N XL02-XL03
LG GGW-H20L YL02-YL03
LG GH20L FL00-FL01
LG GH20N EL00-EL01
LG GSA-4020/4040/4080/4081
LG GSA-4082 A208/A209
LG GSA-4120 A115/A117
LG GSA-4160 A304/A306
LG GSA-4163 A104/A105/A106
LG GSA-4164 1.03
LG GSA-4165 DL04
LG GSA-4166 1.00/1.01
LG GSA-4167 DJ11-DJ13, DL11-DL13
LG GSA-H10A JL02-JL05
LG GSA-H10L LL11-LL12
LG GSA-H10N JJ11, JL11-JL12
LG GSA-H12N UJ12, UL02
LG GSA-H12L VL02
LG GSA-H20N/L
LG GSA-H21N/L
LG GSA-H22N/L
LG GSA-H30N/L
LG GSA-H31N
LG GSA-H42N RL01, RJ11
LG GSA-H42L SL01
LG GSA-H44N RB01-RB02
LG GSA-H44L SB01-SB02
LG GSA-H50N/L
LG GSA-H54N/L
LG GSA-H55N/L
LG GSA-H58N/L
LG GSA-H62N CL00/01
LG GSA-H62L DL00
LG GSA-H66N CB00
LG GSA-H73N
LG GSA-T10N TM02
LG GSA-T11N A103
LG GSA-T20N WP03
LG GSA-T21N A102,A103
LG GSA-S10N A101
LG GWA-4164 1.I0, 1.05
LG GWA-4166 1I24
NEC ND-1300A
NEC ND-2500A/2510A
NEC ND-2510A
NEC ND-3500A, ND-6500A
NEC ND-3520A, ND-3540A, ND-6650A
NEC ND-3550A, ND-3551A, ND-4550A, ND-4551A
NEC ND-4570A, ND-4571A
NEC ND-3650A, ND-4650A
NEC ND-6750A, ND-7550A, ND-7551A
Optiarc DVD+-RW AD-5540A 102C
Optiarc DVD RW AD-5170A 1.11,1.13
Optiarc DVD RW AD-5170S 1.12
Optiarc DVD RW AD-5200A 1.01
OPTIARC DVD RW AD-5630A
Optiarc DVD RW AD-7170A 1.02,1.04
Optiarc DVD RW AD-7170S 1.02
Optiarc DVD RW AD-7173A 1-01,1-03
Optiarc DVD RW AD-7173S 1-02
Optiarc DVD RW 7200A/S, 7203A/S 1.01/1.05
Optiarc DVD RW 7201A 1.05
Optiarc DVD RW 7201S 1.06
Optiarc DVD RW AD-7540A 1.01
Optiarc SONY DVD RW AW-G170A
NU-TechDVDR/RW DDW-164 17QF
PIONEER DVR-113NP 1.01
PIONEER DVR-213NP 1.01
PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-109 8.57,1.58/8.58
PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-110 1.22, 1.37/8.37, 1.39/8.39, 1.41
PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-110D 1.22/8.22, 1.37/8.37, 1.39/8.39, 1.41
PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-111 1.06, 1.19, 1.23, 1.29
PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-111D 1.06, 1.19/8.19, 1.23, 8.25, 1.29/8.29
PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-111L 8.19, 8.26, 8.29
PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-112 1.09, 1.15, 1.21, 1.22, 1.24
PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-112D 8.06, 1.09/8.09, 1.15, 1.21/8.21, 1.22, 1.24, 8.25
PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-112L 8.06, 1.09/8.09, 1.15, 1.21/8.21, 1.22, 1.24, 8.25
PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-115 1.18
PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-115D 1.18
PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-115L 1.18
PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-116 1.06
PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-116D 1.06
PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-116L 1.06
PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-212 1.15, 1.21/8.21, 1.22, 1.24, 8.25
PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-212D 1.15, 1.21, 1.22, 1.24
PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-212L 1.22, 1.24
PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-215 1.18
PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-215D 1.18
PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-215L 1.18
PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-216 1.06
PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-216D 1.06
PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-216L 1.06
PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-K05, K15, K16, K17
PLEXTOR DVDR PX-750A
Samsung TS-L462D SC05
Samsung TS-H552A
Samsung TS-H552B TS02/04-10, TS-H552U US01/03-06, CH04
Samsung TS-H552C (SH-W162C) TS00-07, TS-H552D CM2 (currently read only)
Samsung TS-H652J KC00
Samsung TS-H652N KC00
Samsung TS-H653B JY00
Samsung TS-H653D TG00
Samsung TS-H653L SC01
Samsung SH-W162D TS00, SH-W162L TS00-02, SH-W163A TS00
Samsung SH-S162A TS02
Samsung SH-S162L TS02-TS08, SH-S162S SB01
Samsung SH-W163A TS02,
Samsung SH-S182D SB00-SB06, SH-S182F SB00-SB01, SH-S182M SB00-SB05
Samsung SH-S183A SB00-SB02, SH-S183L SB00-SB01
Samsung SH-S202G SB00
Samsung SH-S202H SB00
Samsung SH-S202J SB00, SB01
Samsung SH-S202N SB01
Samsung SH-S203B SB00, SB01
Samsung SH-S203N SB01
Samsung SH-S203S TS00
Samsung SE-S204N TS00
Samsung SE-S204S TS00
Samsung SH-S223F/Q SB00
Samsung SE-S224Q TS00
Samsung SN-S082D SH01, SS01
Samsung SN-S083A/L SB00
Samsung SN-T083A SB00
Samsung SE-T084L TS01/TL01
Samsung SE-T084M TS00/TD00
TEAC DV-W516E 1.0F
TOSHIBA CD/DVDW SD-R5372
SONY DVD RW DRU-820A 1.0b
SONY DVD RW DRU-840A SS01
Supported DVD writers for DVD read speed increasing (riplock patch):
Benq 1610/20/25/40/50/55, Philips 1640/16LS type drives
DVD+R/+RW-R-RW 6.6x start/16.1x end/12x average
DVDROM-DL 6.1x start/14.6x end/11x average
DVDROM-DL 6.5x start/15.5x end/11.6x average (Benq 1640)
Benq 822 type drives
DVD+R/+RW-R-RW 5.1x start/12.5x end/9.3x average
DVDROM-DL 4.7x start/11.3x end/8.5x average
LG 4163/4165/4167/H10/H12/H42/H44 drives
DVD+R/-R 6.8x start/16.2x end/12.2 average
DVD+RW-RW/+R9 5.2x start/12x end/9.5 average
DVDROM-DL 5.2x start/12x end/9.5 average
PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-111/112/212 drives
DVD+R/-R 6.9x start/16.7x end/12.5 average
DVD+RW-RW 5.3x start/12.5x end/9.4 average
DVD+R9/-R9 5.3x start/12.6x end/9.4 average
PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-115/215 drives
all DVD media are read at 6.9x start, 16x max speed
Riplock patch for
LG 4163/4165/4167/GH20/H10/H12/H42/H44/H62/H66/T11/T20/T21
LG 4164/4166/H20/H21/H22/H30/H31/H50/H54/H55/H58/H73
NEC drives
Pioneer 109/110/111
RPC1 patch for
LG GSA-H2x/H3x/H5x/H73
Pioneer 111/112/115/212/215
Samsung SH-S20x, TS-H65x, SH-S18x, SN-S082x, SE-T084x, TS-L632x
SONY DVD RW DRU-840A
RPC2 auto reset patch for
LG GSA-E40x/GH20x/H4x/H6x/S10/T11/T20/T21
Bitset patch for
Pioneer DVR109/110/111/112/115/116/212/215/216/K15/K16 for +R like with Buffalo firmwares
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Posted: 17-10-2008 - #774
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I second Auzzie Kid's request. I have a DVR-116D that I flashed to 1.06 firmware that I modified with your bitsetting and read speed patch and have experienced the following: 1. Approximately one-third of the time, I can actually read both layers at 16X max as you intended. 2. Two-thirds of the time, the first layer will either read up to 16X or will drop off at 12X, and then the second layer begins reading at 8X and drops from there. 3. Lastly, and most serious, I was ripping a pressed DVD to hard drive today and I could hear it speeding up and slowing to a halt, back and forth, with a total estimate of almost 30 minutes to rip. About 75% of th way into the rip I hard a crashing sound so loud, I figured something fell on the floor, but realized that it was my new DVR-116D drive! I quickly shut it down and tried again with the same result. I then put on my old DVR-112 drive that had also been patched with your bitsetting and read speed (12X max on DL) patches, and that read it smootly from beginning to end. I'm hesitant to put any discs in the 116 drive, as I assume the read and/or record head has been knocked out of alignment. After hearing the awful crash (it wasn't just a click, but amost sounded liek cymbals crashing togther), I cannot imagine the drive is OK. It appears that the attempt to read at 16X can have disasterous effects on some pressed DVDs, at least! So, please slow the read speed back down to 12X max for DL media and pressed DVDs, or atleast provide an option to allow the user to choose. Regards and thanks, Ford Man |
Posted: 18-10-2008 - #775
| Hi ala42, this is awsome work ! I found this thread just a couple of days ago and I'm impressed. I'm an owner of an Pioneer K06 Slot-in Burner wich I use for my Laptop. This type of drive is also used in nearly all Mac minis. It seems to be one of the few drives not to be supported by your tool (K05 Slot-in is supported though). I tried the latest version of your tool on a stock firmware as well as on a rpc1-modded firmware, but there was no luck. I get the error "The input file is just supported in read only mode, changes can not be saved". Afaik this could be due to a checksum failure ... Loading the FW allows to mark the Read speed to "increase" but the File cannot be saved. So I assume there is a riplock left inside the FW. However one cannot mark RPC1 patch but this should be no problem as there is already a RPC1-FW from TDB !? (Correct me if I'm wrong). The Flasher itself (UPK06OEX.exe) can be patched (allow same to same flashing) and loading FW works also. Could you have a look at this issue please ? There are some problems with DVD+R media wich is burned at 2x instead fo 8x and getting rid of the riplock would be fantastic ... THX a lot! jojo2 Stock FW 1.05 can be found here: http://www.logitec.co.jp/DRIVERS/DVD...A8U2_WF105.EXE RPC1 FW 1.05 can be found here: http://forum.rpc1.org/dl_file.php?si...le=K06_105.ZIP All other RPC1 FW's here: http://tdb.rpc1.org/#DVRK06 A diskussion on this drive can be found here: http://forum.rpc1.org/viewtopic.php?...st=0&sk=t&sd=a |
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