Burning DVD's doesnt work.

[Britton30]

Late out of bed eh? OK, the brand it TSST Toshiba Samsung Storage Technology Corporation Toshiba Samsung Storage Technology, Model is TS-H653R. I was hoping to find a picture but can't.

 

[lorddenis]

i was up at 7 but then went back to bed whats its friday

So i tell him that i need a toshiba TS-H653R ?

That translates to "controllers" picture below.

 

[Britton30]

I don't think TSST makes.supplies drive anymore. If you can remove yours and take it to the store, they could match it up. It is likely one like this and may have brackets attached to it for securing to your computer.

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[Invader440]

Have you tried burning at the slowest speed possible? Sometimes you have to do that.

 

[lorddenis]

I don't think TSST makes.supplies drive anymore. If you can remove yours and take it to the store, they could match it up. It is likely one like this and may have brackets attached to it for securing to your computer.

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So if i only bring them the number and model wont be eneugh ?

Is there any difference in dvd+r and dvd-r ? couse i never understood why 2 types of dvd'.s

Have you tried burning at the slowest speed possible? Sometimes you have to do that.

I alyway's burn 1 below maximum..But will try the lovest speed right now.

 

[Britton30]

A quick guide and vid explaining the differences between the +R and -R disks.
DVD+R vs DVD-R - Difference and Comparison | Diffen
Most all burners for the last 5-6 years can read/write both. Prices now seem to be the same too.
They should be able to ascertain a replcement from just the model number, I thought it might be prudent to take you old one with you, just in case.

 

[lorddenis]

So yesterday i tried another brand and it didnt work. So then i tryed the lowest possible spead and its working.Atleast for 2 dvd's didnt have more to burn. So does this mean that it isnt broken ?

 

[Invader440]

So yesterday i tried another brand and it didnt work. So then i tryed the lowest possible spead and its working.Atleast for 2 dvd's didnt have more to burn. So does this mean that it isnt broken ?

I would try a few more but I'd say that was your problem. One of the tricks I learned years ago when I first started burning disks after making a few coasters is to always burn at the slowest speed possible.

 

[Britton30]

So yesterday i tried another brand and it didnt work. So then i tryed the lowest possible spead and its working.Atleast for 2 dvd's didnt have more to burn. So does this mean that it isnt broken ?

A definite maybe Denis. It should burn successfully at any speed, and there's the issue of the noise...
How many coaster sets do you need?

 

[TVeblen]

Yes and No.

An optical disk drive requires some precise calibration to work within specs. If the pickup heads, servos, or the laser(s) themselves are out of adjustment then the drive stops working in one manner or another. Total failure is only one of the possible symptoms.

So your drive is "fully functional" but cannot read or burn at the maximum speeds it was designed for, just at a very low speed where it can overcome the maladjustment. This condition may stabilize as is, or it could further degrade. Whether or not this condition is acceptable is up to you.

There is little chance of being able to correct the alignment on an optical drive manually. Believe me I have tried! That is why I always give my usual advice: when they start acting up just replace them.

From Wikipedia:

The most important part of an optical disc drive is an optical path, placed in a pickup head usually consisting of semiconductor laser, a lens for guiding the laser beam, and photo-diodes detecting the light reflection from disc's surface.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Optical_disk_drive#cite_note-cd-2
Initially, CD lasers with a wavelength of 780 nm were used, being within infrared range. For DVDs, the wavelength was reduced to 650 nm (red color), and the wavelength for Blu-ray Disc was reduced to 405 nm (violet color).
Two main servomechanisms are used, the first one to maintain a correct distance between lens and disc, and ensure the laser beam is focused on a small laser spot on the disc. The second servo moves a head along the disc's radius, keeping the beam on a groove, a continuous spiral data path.
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If any of the above is out of spec then the drive will no longer function properly.

 

[lorddenis]

I would try a few more but I'd say that was your problem. One of the tricks I learned years ago when I first started burning disks after making a few coasters is to always burn at the slowest speed possible.

I have been burning at 1 lvl under maximum. Hope it will work now. Thank you.

A definite maybe Denis. It should burn successfully at any speed, and there's the issue of the noise...
How many coaster sets do you need?

Well the noise isnt there at this moment so i have my figners crosed

Coaster sets ?

Yes and No.

An optical disk drive requires some precise calibration to work within specs. If the pickup heads, servos, or the laser(s) themselves are out of adjustment then the drive stops working in one manner or another. Total failure is only one of the possible symptoms.

So your drive is "fully functional" but cannot read or burn at the maximum speeds it was designed for, just at a very low speed where it can overcome the maladjustment. This condition may stabilize as is, or it could further degrade. Whether or not this condition is acceptable is up to you.

There is little chance of being able to correct the alignment on an optical drive manually. Believe me I have tried! That is why I always give my usual advice: when they start acting up just replace them.

From Wikipedia:

The most important part of an optical disc drive is an optical path, placed in a pickup head usually consisting of semiconductor laser, a lens for guiding the laser beam, and photo-diodes detecting the light reflection from disc's surface.
Initially, CD lasers with a wavelength of 780 nm were used, being within infrared range. For DVDs, the wavelength was reduced to 650 nm (red color), and the wavelength for Blu-ray Disc was reduced to 405 nm (violet color).
Two main servomechanisms are used, the first one to maintain a correct distance between lens and disc, and ensure the laser beam is focused on a small laser spot on the disc. The second servo moves a head along the disc's radius, keeping the beam on a groove, a continuous spiral data path.
​

If any of the above is out of spec then the drive will no longer function properly.

As long as it works its fine by me. Even if it means that i have to wait for like 50 min for 1 dvd. I burn and then check if the data is burned so it takes longer.

 

[Britton30]

coaster: n, CD or DVD that doesn't work after burned

 

[lorddenis]

coaster: n, CD or DVD that doesn't work after burned

I have eneugh of those thank you