There is any way that the author of mcse will add a patch to enable DVD+RW and DVD-RW auto-bisetting?
My damn dvd/dvx player doesnt recognize dvd+rw media 
supertommy,
Why?
HavenĆ¢ā¬ā¢t you been informed in another Forum (The Firmware Page) that Bit Sitting of DVD+RW Media to DVD-ROM is problematic and causes compatibility issues?
Regards,
bjkg
Bitsetting on DVD-RW is not possible at all because the area where the booktype is stored cannot be written on -R/RW media
hey liggy, is it possible to bitset dvd+r as dvd-r??
http://club.cdfreaks.com/f44/settings-utility-liteon-drives-v1-1-0-a-241940/index4.html#post2139978
Iām not sure if it can be done with a Pioneer drive but it can easily be done on NEC/Optiarc burners. However it doesnāt really make sense to use anything else than either the original disctype or DVD-ROM.
Looking at the post you linked to, I donāt know what question I didnāt respond to. But when I send a 0x01 to the drive for DVD-ROM, Iām using 0x20 for DVD-R
[QUOTE=Liggy;2141168]Iām not sure if it can be done with a Pioneer drive but it can easily be done on NEC/Optiarc burners. However it doesnāt really make sense to use anything else than either the original disctype or DVD-ROM.
Looking at the post you linked to, I donāt know what question I didnāt respond to. But when I send a 0x01 to the drive for DVD-ROM, Iām using 0x20 for DVD-R[/QUOTE]off topic:
I back then just wondered if it really changed the disc. Never had a picky -R player to try it out on. That was my reason for doing it. But that answer is good enough for me Liggy 
i really dont know whi is problematic but if dvd+rw is set to dvd-rom my dvd player play ITā¦
but my burner cant do that
supertommy,
What leads you to believe that if DVD+RW Media is book type bit set to DVD-ROM that it will play in your DVD Player?
Also provide the Make and Model Number of your DVD Player.
BeLooken
[QUOTE=Liggy;2141168]Iām not sure if it can be done with a Pioneer drive but it can easily be done on NEC/Optiarc burners. However it doesnāt really make sense to use anything else than either the original disctype or DVD-ROM.
Looking at the post you linked to, I donāt know what question I didnāt respond to. But when I send a 0x01 to the drive for DVD-ROM, Iām using 0x20 for DVD-R[/QUOTE]
thanks for the reply, even if off topic. 
my dvd/dvx player is an LG DVX9900 and it read everythink dvd-r dvd+r dvd-rw only dvd+rw doesnt work it say to me āWRONG DISC TYPEā so i think is a booktype problemā¦ when it doesnt recognize a disc it simply doesnt recognize it.
is technically possible to do this patch? I mean there is somewhere in the firmware somethink that say
if āmediatype = dvd+r o& dvd+r dlā then (booktype) ādvd-romā
if the man who created mediacoed speed edit want to do i think would be easy for him to add dvd-rw as mediatype to booktype to āDVD-ROMā, if he want i will be a suicide BETA TESTER.
@ supertommy,
Perchance have you referred to your LG DVX-9900 User Manual? The LG DVX-9900 User Manual states Ć¢ā¬ÅSupported Media: DVD-R, DVD+R, DVD-RW, DVD+RW, DVD-RAMĆ¢ā¬Ā. So if data is CORRECTLY recorder to DVD+RW Media your LG DVX-9900 DVD player will play it. I would assume your inability to successfully record to data to your DVD+RW Media is either caused by the use of poor quality DVD+RW Media and/or recording procedural problems.
The author of Media Code Speed Edit utilty software program is Forum Member ala42. Purhaps you might concider contacting him.
Regards,
bjkg
i used dvd+rw by VERBATIM 8x CERTIFIED advanced serl+
i guess them should be the best ā¦
[QUOTE=supertommy;2141736]is technically possible to do this patch? I mean there is somewhere in the firmware somethink that say
if āmediatype = dvd+r o& dvd+r dlā then (booktype) ādvd-romā[/QUOTE]
Thereās just 2 bits that need to be changed in the firmware for every mediatype if you want to change the booktype. However changing the booktype for DVD+RW only works if the disc has not been written to before - just like it is on NEC/Optiarc drives.
@ supertommy,
Your LG DVX-9900 supports the use of DVD+RW Media so you should not need to have to book type bit set DVD+RW Media to DVD-ROM for your DVD+RW Media to be correctly recognized by your LG DVX-9900.
Your LG DVX-9900 supports the use of DVD+RW Media and you are using quality error free Verbatim DVD+RW Media so the next area to focus on is to ensure that you are in fact correctly recording your data to the Verbatim DVD+RW Media disk.
Suggest using a brand new out of the box Verbatim DVD+RW Media disk and fully ensure that you correctly record the data to this brand new out of the box Verbatim DVD+RW Media disk and see if you are successfully able to have this particular Verbatim DVD+RW Media disk be correctly recognized by your LG DVX-9900.
Regards,
bjkg
problem is the verbatim dvd+rw 8xā¦
i tried TDK 4x dvd+rw and works GREATā¦
but i really dont know whi verbatim should be better than this tdkā¦
i m really confused
8x 'DVD+RW is really only useful for usage with dvd drives, not standalones.
how can you say that?
[QUOTE=supertommy;2142522]how can you say that?[/QUOTE]
Because of my own finding, by trying that.
[quote=chef;2142481]8x 'DVD+RW is really only useful for usage with dvd drives, not standalones.[/quote] 8x DVD+RW (Verbatim and Ricoh) work fine for quickly saving stuff on my Sony RDR-HX910 HDD/DVD recorder - and it does burn at 8x, so much faster than using 4x media.
Yep, surely the result changes rapidly when using NEWER devices.