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Success, well 50% success ... Asus agreed to replace the drive and I was very sceptical because a 'firmware upgrade' had not helped the previous one. But this drive is different: Vendor: ASUS Product: BW-16D1H-U Firmware version: A204 Serial number: KLCJ7EJ4025 Connection type: USB...

Yes thanks I have had an ongoing dialogue with Buffalo, not altogether satisfactory, I have to say, and currently stalled for some reason which makes me suspicious. I've communicated this news to them.

I'm guessing you have some professional burning s/w. I'm only using freebies, or inexpensive s/w, and the only one I have which mentions OPC is ImgBurn which - while excellent - is no longer supported and seems to handle everything except 4-layer discs which were not around when it was...

Disc received today, thanks. And some interesting findings ... My Buffalo drive CAN actually read it. The video plays perfectly. That was an inspired idea - thanks for including the video. So ... next step I thought ... can I add files to it? I notice you use Daemon Tools, so what the heck I...

Understood. However I do need a USB-attached drive, which both of the ones I've tried are. I guess I could use a SATA/USB convertor whatever the things are called.

I see 128GB discs and burners are being discussed here. I raised a question on the CD/DVD/BD Drives forum related to my problem with 128GB discs. I hope it's ok to paste the same question here? ================================ https://forum.redfox.bz/threads/burning-128gb-data-discs.78189/...

Hi Folks. I've run out of ideas and should have come here sooner! I want to burn 128GB BD data discs. I want to use an external USB-connected drive. 2 or 3 years ago I purchased the Buffalo BDXL drive BDR-209M. It worked fine with 25GB and 50GB discs. And then a year ago I got hold of...