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  1. Hi,

    I tried to play a BR-DL on my LG BD370 but... it gave a disc error while it plays smoothly on my PS3. My question is:

    Does it actually support blu ray DL (as some plp in some other forums confirmed that it plays DL)?
    Is it a SW issue ?

    Any help would be great
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    Have you just tried one br-dl brand?


    And please don't cross post. I deleted your other thread.
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  3. Thanks man for deleting the other post... appologies

    I burnet a DL BR on a Sony BD DL and did not work on the LG and gave "Disc error" ... but on PS 3 it worked. On the specs page found here, it said that this player plays BD DL
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    Had the same problem on a LG BD590 not playing a BD9 disc but would play a BD5. After updating the latest firmware and servo update a month ago, it plays BD9 discs.
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  5. I tried serveral updates and nothing is working.... what is servo update ?
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    Under Software Information for the BD590, it lists MAIN VER and SERVO VER. The Servo update is a driver update for the disc reader. In my case the servo update did the trick.

    Your player may not have a seperate servo update.
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  7. It looks like there are no servo update for my player...So i guess it does not play BD-DL
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  8. Just a quick update... LG BD 370 plays perfectly BD DL. When i switched brands from TDK to Verbatim, it played 100%.
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    Originally Posted by bruuce View Post
    Just a quick update... LG BD 370 plays perfectly BD DL. When i switched brands from TDK to Verbatim, it played 100%.
    Stuff like this is why we constantly tell people here to ONLY use Verbatim DVD+R DL discs for their DL needs.
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  10. I am just sharing my experience... 5 TDK BD DL went damaged while burning them while Verbatim BD DL very soft and none of them were damaged. Anyways it is not an ad.. it is just to confirm that it plays BD DL.
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    Originally Posted by jman98 View Post
    Originally Posted by bruuce View Post
    Just a quick update... LG BD 370 plays perfectly BD DL. When i switched brands from TDK to Verbatim, it played 100%.
    Stuff like this is why we constantly tell people here to ONLY use Verbatim DVD+R DL discs for their DL needs.
    Crap! I missed that we are taking about BD and not DVD here. I still trust Verbatim for BD discs though.
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    Originally Posted by bruuce View Post
    I am just sharing my experience... 5 TDK BD DL went damaged while burning them while Verbatim BD DL very soft and none of them were damaged. Anyways it is not an ad.. it is just to confirm that it plays BD DL.
    By the way, if you have other TDK BD DL discs to use up, try burning them at lower speeds. You might try 4x or even 2x and see if that does any better for you. Sometimes lower quality discs will burn successfully at lower speeds.

    Not to digress, but all the BD media I've seen in stores was made in Japan. Are we at the point with BD media where "made in Japan" may not necessarily be an indicator of quality? I am asking because I honestly don't know.
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  13. I tried at several speeds even 1. Honestly to make things clearer, i used a monster USD cable to attach my BD burner to my laptop instead of the crap cable that comes with the LG external burner. I think this made a huge difference in reading the DVD's and BD'S. I am honestly not sure but 5 TDK getting damaged on diff speeds ... that's a fortune for a BD DL man...
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