fivekids
15th May 2008, 13:34
I'm new to the forum, but not new to computers. I'm posting here in hopes that others might be having my problem. I have searched the net under every term I can think of, but I don't see anyone having my particular problem.
I have an Optiarc DVD RW AD-7170A. I have had absolutely no problems with it what-so-ever. Recently I got a subscription with Netflix though, and when I try to play only Some movies will it act like it doesn't even see the movie in the drive. I have only had it do this with two movies. I forget the other one, today it's Ace of Hearts. I have taken it out and put it in over and over. When I try to open or explore the drive, it says to "please insert disk into drive". I took out the disk and tried another, played perfectly fine. On the other movie it did this with, I sent back to Netflix to get a new copy, reporting it wouldn't play - damaged disk. Well, the new one did the same exact thing. No scratches....... I took it to a friends and it plays fine in a regular DVD player. But it refused to even be recognized as exsisting in my burner?
So...... my question is, is there some new protection on some movie disks that would cause them to refuse to play in a burner? I don't have just a DVD drive since I use this one to both read and burn. Out of over a dozen Netflix movies it's only done this with two of them. So what gives?
Oh, btw, remembered, the other movie was Love's Long Journey.... part of the Love Comes Softly Saga, all the other movies in the Saga played fine, just not that one.
I have an Optiarc DVD RW AD-7170A. I have had absolutely no problems with it what-so-ever. Recently I got a subscription with Netflix though, and when I try to play only Some movies will it act like it doesn't even see the movie in the drive. I have only had it do this with two movies. I forget the other one, today it's Ace of Hearts. I have taken it out and put it in over and over. When I try to open or explore the drive, it says to "please insert disk into drive". I took out the disk and tried another, played perfectly fine. On the other movie it did this with, I sent back to Netflix to get a new copy, reporting it wouldn't play - damaged disk. Well, the new one did the same exact thing. No scratches....... I took it to a friends and it plays fine in a regular DVD player. But it refused to even be recognized as exsisting in my burner?
So...... my question is, is there some new protection on some movie disks that would cause them to refuse to play in a burner? I don't have just a DVD drive since I use this one to both read and burn. Out of over a dozen Netflix movies it's only done this with two of them. So what gives?
Oh, btw, remembered, the other movie was Love's Long Journey.... part of the Love Comes Softly Saga, all the other movies in the Saga played fine, just not that one.