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  1. I just bought a DVD-rom drive that will read DVD-ram discs so I can transfer clips from my Panasonic E80 standalone without wasting DVD-R discs but the disc is showing up as a 1.99 gigabyte CD with no files on it no matter what I record on it, what am I doing wrong? Why are no files showing up on it on the computer? The DVD-rom drive is a Lite-On XJ-HD166S drive that is confirmed by Nero InfoTool to read DVD-ram discs.
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  2. Can you post picture from Nero's InfoTool ? I can't find anywhere that this DVD-ROM supports DVD-RAM.

    http://www.jlms.com.tw/new_p_E/jlms_165X.htm
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  3. I was just on Panasonic's website (www.panasonic.com) and in their FAQ section, I belive it says that computer and DVD-ROM drives (or whatever computer hardware you have) have different formats.

    Thus, it doesn't look like you'll be able to do what you wanted. Kinda poopy, isn't it?
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  4. If you continue to have problems with that particular model, you can survey the list of DVD-RAM-capable drive models I've compiled:

    http://www.jonesgroup.net/videocomputers.htm

    Jerry Jones
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    Originally Posted by starwarrior29
    I just bought a DVD-rom drive that will read DVD-ram discs so I can transfer clips from my Panasonic E80 standalone without wasting DVD-R discs but the disc is showing up as a 1.99 gigabyte CD with no files on it no matter what I record on it, what am I doing wrong? Why are no files showing up on it on the computer? The DVD-rom drive is a Lite-On XJ-HD166S drive that is confirmed by Nero InfoTool to read DVD-ram discs.
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  5. Originally Posted by donpedro
    Can you post picture from Nero's InfoTool ? I can't find anywhere that this DVD-ROM supports DVD-RAM.

    http://www.jlms.com.tw/new_p_E/jlms_165X.htm
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  6. Also had on the box that it supported DVD-RAM:

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    Hi starwarrior29,

    in my first post with the following thread:

    https://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=197968&highlight=dvdramdriver

    and the last post in this thread there is a link
    to a usable DVD-RAM-Driver:

    https://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=202050

    I hopefully showed a solution to your problem.

    Please report if this enabled you to read DVD-RAM with your Liteon-drive.

    As reported it enabled my LG DVD-ROM-Drive GRD-8162 to read Panasonic E30 DVD-RAM-Videos.

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    just wanted to say "you just can't go wrong with a last unicorn icon"
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  9. Schmendrick, wish I would have seen that thread earlier and given it a try, I got frustrated with the drive and ended up returning it.
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    @mazinz: I just found the clumbsy, little magician a quite charming character!

    @starwarrior29: In case you are still looking for a DVD-RAM-capable-drive, I am using the LG GRD-8162-DVD-ROM-Drive with the DVD-RAM-Driver I mentioned for the very same purpose!

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  11. Schmendrick, I ended up repurchasing the Lite On drive that I just returned and installed the dvd ram driver from the German LG service site that was posted in your other thread and it now reads the dvd ram discs. Thank you very much for your help.
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    does the Lite-On drive take DVD-RAM in cartridges?

    Thanks!
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    As far as I remember the design of the LiteOn-drive like the LG-DVD-ROM-drives and the newer DVD-burners cartridges cannot be used, so you have to temporarily remove the disc from the cartridge. I am doing it myself with my LG DVD-ROM-drive.

    Only Panasonic and OEM-drives from Panasonic like the older (2001) DAD-8020B from LG which I also own can accept DVD-RAM contained in a cartridge directly.

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