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HP RecordNow, Version 3.0

Product Information

Drive Specifications

Interfaces

Installation and Configuration

Drive Operation

Tips and Techniques

Software

Maintenance

Troubleshooting

Warranty and Support

Release Notes

 

Discontinued Products

 

 

 

 

 

HP RecordNow, Version 3.0

Copyright 2001 VERITAS Software Corp. All Rights Reserved.

This README.TXT file provides late-breaking information that supplements HP RecordNow on-line help. If information in help file conflicts with information presented here, the information in this README.TXT file should be considered correct and the most recent.

How to use this document

To view README.TXT on your screen in Notepad, maximize the Notepad window.

To print README.TXT, open it in Notepad, WordPad, or another word processor. Then select the entire document and format the text in 10-point Courier font before printing.

The following subjects are discussed:

1.Reading Audio Discs

2.Delay After Cancel

3.Copying CDs

4.Mastering Limitations

5.Conflicts with Easy CD Creator 4

6.Enable DMA to Reduce Buffer Underruns

7.Media Compatibility

2. Delay After Cancel

A delay of a few seconds to several minutes may result after canceling an operation. The length of delay will depend upon the drive model, type of media used, and the point at which the operation was cancelled.

3. Copying CDs

Copying Audio CDs may take longer than copying Data CDs on some models of drives. This will vary between models, and can be affected by the quality of the source media.

4. Mastering Limitations

HP RecordNow can record files that contain file names up to 110 characters in length. This maximum length is a limitation of the recording file system, and cannot be exceeded.

5. Conflicts with Adaptec Easy CD Creator 4

If you are using HP RecordNow on a system containing Windows 2000 and Adaptec Easy CD Creator 4, you may experience a conflict. You will not encounter this problem if your version of Adaptec software is v4.02 or greater.

6. Enable DMA to Reduce Buffer Underruns

If you experience buffer underruns, try enabling DMA (Direct Memory Access) on your computer. See your computer’s documentation for instructions on how to do this.

1. Reading Audio Discs

If you create an Audio CD using a CD-RW disc, you will only be able to play this disc on Multi-Read capable CD players. For best results, it is recommended that Audio CDs be created using CD-R media.

For DVD players, please consult your DVD Owner’s Manual in order to determine which type of media will provide the best results.

7. Media Compatibility

Some consumer disc players cannot read CD-R or CD-RW media.

If you are experiencing problems reading certain types of media, please check your player’s documentation to ensure that your device is capable of reading the media.

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Contents Chapters 10/25/01 - TSSGdvd100iFall2001.pdfTechnical Support Solutions Guide hp dvd-writerDrive Specifications ContentsChapter Product InformationChapter 3 Interfaces Chapter 4 Installation and ConfigurationChapter 7 Software Chapter 5 Drive OperationChapter 6 Tips and Techniques Chapter 8 Maintenance Other problems occurred after enabling DMA Chapter 9 TroubleshootingTry using a different source drive Enabling DMA on hard drives and Windows 98/MeChapter 11 Release Notes Chapter 10 Warranty and SupportChapter 12 Discontinued Products Figures Table 24 Location C\Winnt\System32\ NT & Win2k TablesChapter 1 Product Information What is MultiRead?Product History CD TechnologyDVD Media Read/Write Compatibility Disc Storage Capacity of HP ProductsCD-R/CD-RW Media Read/Write Compatibility DVD PlayersProduct Service Part Number Laser SafetyProduct Positioning Parts Available for the hp dvd-writer DriveTable 4 Current HP CD-Writer Products Current ProductsProduct TypePhysical Specifications Chapter 2 Drive SpecificationsSystem Requirements Mountinghp dvd-writer dvd100i Technical Support Solutions Guide 10/25/01 Figure 1 Bottom View of the hp dvd-writer dvd100i DrivePhysical Specifications Figure 2 Side View of the hp dvd-writer dvd100i DriveTable 6 Dimensions and Weight of the hp dvd-writer dvd100i Drive Box Size and Weight for hp dvd-writer dvd100i DriveWeight net Table 7 Box Size and Weight of hp dvd-writer dvd100i DriveTable 10 Auto Insertion Specification Table 9 Emergency Ejection SpecificationTray Locking Mechanism Manual EjectionPower Connector Connector and Jumpers on hp dvd-writer dvd100i DriveSignal Connector Missing Pin 20 key pin Figure 6 Interface ConnectorSignal Table 12 ATA-2 SignalsMaster/Slave and Cable Select Pin #Digital Audio Output Connectors Analog Audio Output ConnectorsFigure 8 Audio Connector Output Pins Front Audio Output Figure 9 Digital Audio Connector Output PinsLogical Recording Format AudioRIP Speed Errors Reliability SpecificationsPreventive Maintenance Acoustic Power EmissionsPower Electrical SpecificationsPower Management Power InputBuffer Performance SpecificationsPerformance of the Drive Disc Finalization TimeBackup Rate Compressed Backup Rate NativeBurst Transfer Rate Transfer RatesTemperature Environmental SpecificationsVibration HumidityCertification Programs Product Safety SpecificationsCountry AgencyPacket Interface Extension ATA/ATAPI-4, Revision ReferencesSpecification “White Book”, N.V. Philips, Sony Corp Discussion of ReferencesATA Packet Interface for CD-R/RW Devices, Revision ATA/ATAPI Chapter 3 InterfacesATA/ATAPI Figure 10 IDE Connectors IDE ConnectorsFigure 11 40-Pin IDE Connector hp dvd-writer driveFigure 13 Align Pin 1 on the Drive Figure 12 Align Pin 1 to the IDE Connector in the ComputerPC Desktop Minimum System Requirements Chapter 4 Installation and ConfigurationNOTE HP MyDVD does not run on Windows NT Figure 14 hp dvd-writer Installation Menu Screen Installing the hp dvd-writer dvd100i DriveWhat’s in the Box Inserting DiscPrinting the Install Recommendation Viewing the Install VideoStarting Installation 1. Click Start Installation on the Installation menuFigure 16 Unplug the Computer Installing the HardwareFigure 17 A Free Drive Bay Figure 19 Rails for Mounting the Drive Figure 18 Setting Jumpers on the Drive10. Slide the hp dvd-writer drive partially into the bay Figure 21 Data Cable Connector on Drive Back Figure 20 Audio Cable Connector on Drive BackAudio Connector Figure 22 An hp dvd-writer Drive Sharing the Data Cable Figure 23 An hp dvd-writer Drive Not Sharing the Data CableInstalling the hp dvd-writer dvd100i Drive Figure 24 Power Connector on Drive Back NOTE Improper connection of the power cable will damage the driveFigure 25 Securing the Drive in the Bay Vendor Software Installation Installing the SoftwareFigure 26 Connect the Computer to Power Restarting the ComputerDesktop Icon Identifying the hp dvd-writer DriveStart Menu Program Group Names Figure 27 HP CD-Writer Desktop IconHP DLA, Version 2.5 on page HP Simple Backup on page Uninstalling SoftwareStartPrograms Hewlett-PackardHP DVD-WriterHP DVD-WriteerUninstall Additional Reference InformationBezel Chapter 5 Drive OperationDisc Loading Mechanism Figure 28 BezelTable 20 Auto Insertion Specification Volume ControlTable 19 Emergency Ejection Specification Disc Ejection MechanismPowerDVD HP Simple BackupStarting Software Figure 29 hp dvd-writer Desktop IconChapter 6 Tips and Techniques Frequently Asked QuestionsPage that support the MultiRead specification. This is because CD-ReWritable discs are Q A Q A Q A Start Menu Choices for Core Software Chapter 7 SoftwareFiles Installed for HP RecordNow Installing HP RecordNowTable 22 Location C\Program Files\HP MyCD default HP RecordNowStarting HP RecordNow Using HP RecordNowTable 23 Location C\Program Files\HP MyCD\Media Date2. Click HP RecordNow Making an Exact Copy of a DiscFigure 33 HP RecordNow Welcome Screen To make an exact copy of a discMaking a Music Disc from Audio Files Making a Data DiscTo create a data disc To make a music disc from audio filesMaking a Disc for an MP3 Player Making a Music Disc from other CDsTo make a music disc from existing CDs Options CDDBTo make a music disc for an MP3 player General Tab Warn me when appending to a data discAdvanced Tab Eject drives automaticallyCDDB Tab My proxy server requires loginTips and Tricks Use Burn-ProofDragging files from Windows Explorer to HP RecordNow Using the Back buttonTotal time of your audio tracks Changing CD Recorder drivesSelecting Audio Files TroubleshootingPreviewing Audio Files Renaming Audio TracksTable 26 HP MyCD Registry Keys Default ValueKey Name To uninstall HP RecordNow from Windows Uninstalling HP RecordNowTo uninstall HP RecordNow from Windows NT To uninstall HP RecordNow from Windows Millennium EditionInstalling HP DLA Basic Installation Locations for HP DLAFiles installed to “Target Directory\INSTALL” HP DLAFiles installed to “Target Directory\SYSTEM” Shared Components Installation DLA Engine InstallationFiles installed to “Windows Directory\HELP” Files installed to “Windows Directory\SYSTEM32\DRIVERS”Starting HP DLA Using HP DLAFormat 2. Click HP DLATo format a compact disc Make CompatibleTo make your disc compatible Tips To customize your settingsPreferences Explore Button2. Select Settings then Control Panel Uninstalling HP DLA3. Click Add/Remove Programs then click the Install/Uninstall tab 2. Select Settings then Control Panel 3. Click Add/Remove ProgramsInstallation FeaturesHP MyDVD System RequirementsStarting HP MyDVD Using HP MyDVDStartProgramsHewlett-PackardHP DVD-WriterHP DVD-Writer Select StartProgramsMyDVDMyDVDSupport Provider Customer SupportPhone USA and CanadaUsing HP Simple Backup HP Simple BackupStarting HP Simple Backup Figure 41 HP DVD-Writer Desktop Icon 2. Click HP Simple BackupFull System Backup Errors and Warnings ReportCustom Backup Complete System RestoreSupport Provider for HP Simple Backup Manuals for PowerDVD PowerDVDUsing PowerDVD Starting PowerDVDInternational Headquarters Figure 46 PowerDVD ScreenPowerDVD Product Cleaning Chapter 8 MaintenanceProduct Care DriveUp-To-Date Troubleshooting Information Chapter 9 TroubleshootingHP Troubleshooting Assistant Improving Drive Performance and Reducing Errors7. Click the Advanced Settings tab NOTE USB CD Writers do not have the DMA feature availableEnabling DMA on HP IDE CD/DVD Drives and Windows 98/Me Enabling DMA on hard drives and Windows 98/MeDMA will not stay enabled Software ErrorsOther performance issues Reasons why DMA will not stay enabled after restarting your computerHP RecordNow reported a write error InstallationYour HP drive is installed, but does not appear in Windows Explorer Try using your HP drive as both the source and destination driveCommon , and click Disk Administrator Check data connectors for bent pinsDouble-click Administrative Tools Check external SCSI cablesUninstall the HP drive software The HP drives software installation failsReinstall your HP drives software HP RecordNow reported a write error on page4. Click the File System button in the Advanced settings box If an error occurs while recordingIf youre trying to read an 80-minute CD Turn off Read Ahead capabilities for the driveHigh Speed CDs An error occurred while recording80-Minute CDs See AlsoYou are using an HP CD-R 80-minute CD You cannot write to an 80-minute CD using your HP driveYou are using a non-HP CD-R 80-minute CD Use HP mediaUnable to Hear Music 2. Click the Performance and Maintenance iconWindows 2000 Professional Windows MeInstallation allowed to Network Drives DLA 2.5 Known ProblemsSimple Backup and DLA can’t be used simultaneously Incorrect error message with Win 95 and OfficeCannot change volume label in Windows ME Win 98SE DLA causing EZ CD Creator 4 to crashZero length file is left at end of filled compressed media Network sharing is not supported with DLA4. Remove the check from “enable CD recording on this drive” Reboot Not formatting when drag and drop from Explorer to unformatted media3. Go to Recording PTR#5044348hp dvd-writer dvd100i Warranty Information Chapter 10 Warranty and SupportDURATION OF LIMITED WARRANTY Support Parts List Product Service and SupportElectronic Services E-Mail FTP Site Telephone Product Service and SupportChapter 11 Release Notes Windows NT 4.0 ATAPI Driver IssuesHP CD-WRITER, hp dvd-writer 2. Delay After Cancel How to use this document6. Enable DMA to Reduce Buffer Underruns HP RecordNow, Version9. Problems with High Speed CD-RW Media 7. Incompatibility with Direct CD 8. Incompatibility with MS Backup10. Problems formatting previously formatted DVD/CD-RW media 11. Problems reading CD-R media 12. Multiple drive incompatibilities9. Problems with High Speed CD-RW Media 8. Incompatibility with MS Backup11. Problems reading CD-R media 6. Compressed DataBackup 1. Multiple SCSI Device Setups5. Disaster Recovery on FAT32 or DBCS Systems 3. Delay After Media Format, Media Initialize, or Canceled8. Booting from CD 12. HP Simple Backup and Active Desktop Applications9. USB and Firewire 1394 Devices 10. Disaster Recovery ConfigurationTo use Disaster Recovery 17. Conflict With Microsoft System RestoreTo restore busy files 19. Device Issues With Windows Media Player 18. PCHealth Updates on Windows ME20. Disaster Recovery on ATAPI Hard Disks Larger Than 8GB Drives No Longer Sold Chapter 12 Discontinued ProductsTable 29 HP CD-Writer Drives No Longer Sold Drive Family
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