My Panasonic has just started to skip and sometimes fail only when using dvd ram. If I use a cheap dvd-r the recording is flawless. I have no rw discs to try, but am puzzled. Surely the laser writes in the same way unless using time slip? Or have I got that wrong. The unit is seldom used,and is a refurb, but worked fine for the first six months. The ram discs are panasonic, and have tried three new ones. Any ideas would be gratefully received
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It could still be the laser, unless you're using the non-cartridge type discs (which I assume is the case: The old E55 that I have uses only those) and they have dirt or scratches on the bottom. The laser operates at a different wavelength for RAM media than -R media (635nm I believe). It's the same concept as a DVD player that will read -R or pressed DVDs, but not CD or CD-R media: I have one of those....
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I do not know if thiw will help, but you may try to update the firmware of your recorder, check here.
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