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Vegas 10E DVD Burner Recognition
I noticed that when I try to burn a DVD under 10E, no burners were found and I can only create an ISO image. I uninstalled Vegas 10E and reinstalled 10D. Voila, both burners were found and I have the option of burning either a standard or Blu Ray DVD.
Is this a bug under 10E and is there a work around so I can take advantage of the 10E fixes?
Marty Rahn
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[Martin Rahn] “Is this a bug under 10E and is there a work around so I can take advantage of the 10E fixes?”
I’m using 10.0e and all three of my DVD and Blu-ray burners show up correctly. This seems to be unique to your system. You might try installing 10.0e again. Maybe the uninstall cleared things up and it will work now?
~jr
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John:
I reinstalled 10E and see the burners grayed out as before. I am participating in another forum on 3D matters and noted a number of comments regarding the same problem.
The forum is AVS and the string is Sony 10E bugs. You might find it interesting. I don’t recall the URL, but Google will bring you there.
Regards,
Marty
Marty Rahn
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See this thread, it may be your answer.
https://forums.creativecow.net/readpost/24/930461
Thanks
Dave P.Intel I7 950, 12GB RAM, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460 SE, Vegas Pro 10 (32bit/64bit), Windows 7 Pro 64bit, LG WH10LS30 10X Bluray Burner.
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As mentioned in the thread linked by Dave P., un-checking “Use Legacy Disk Drivers” in “Options/Preferences/CD Settings tab” fixed the problem for me. My LG Blu-ray drive is now seen by Vegas 10e’s “Tools/Burn Disc/Blu-ray Disc” dialog.
I have not tried to actually burn a disc, so I don’t know whether changing that setting fixes one thing and breaks another.
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