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Old January 21st, 2005, 08:15 AM
Akillez Akillez is offline
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Plextor 716A supported by Microstudio 2.610 or Hoster 3.006 and higher

Will this drive read & write CD+G
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Old January 21st, 2005, 12:38 PM
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Re: Plextor 716A

Most likely this drive will work, but we don't yet have drivers for this drive.

We should have the drivers for this drive in the next release of Microstudio.
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Old January 21st, 2005, 02:41 PM
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Thumbs up Re: Plextor 716A- Thanks for the info

Thanks for the info Bryan. I hate it could posibly be march before i can get the driver, Hopefuly it will come today. Thanks again for the reply.
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Old January 23rd, 2005, 11:47 PM
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Re: Plextor 716A- NOT YET SUPPORTED by MTU in 2.609

Wonderful, I just bought a Plextor 716A today, and just purchased this program to go with it. I havn't been able to even open up the program after installed. says it is an invalid path.
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Old February 2nd, 2005, 02:16 PM
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Unhappy Re: Plextor 716A- NOT YET SUPPORTED by MTU in 2.609

I too just upgraded to Hoster3.06 that supports the 716A. I needed micostudio to fully utilize Hoster, so I just bought Microstudio2.609. Help Guys!!!!!

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Old February 2nd, 2005, 02:49 PM
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Re: Plextor 716A- NOT YET SUPPORTED by MTU in 2.609

Microstudio 2.610 will support this when it is released. This will probably be released 2/15/05. We have not yet updated Microstudio to support this drive, but it will be in the next few weeks.
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Old March 4th, 2005, 07:05 PM
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Re: Plextor 716A- ONLY SUPPORTED by MTU in 2.610 or Hoster 3.006

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Will this drive read & write CD+G
. I have down load the new update program for the plaxtor 716A and the burner still is not working This is the second time I have purchased this program and it still is not working Ned help
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Old March 4th, 2005, 07:41 PM
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Re: Plextor 716A- ONLY SUPPORTED by MTU in 2.610 or Hoster 3.006

I purchased the MTU Microsudio 2.610 and once installed my Plextor 716A drive was able to read, rip from and record Karaoke CD+G
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Old March 5th, 2005, 08:19 AM
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Re: Plextor 716A- ONLY SUPPORTED by MTU in 2.610 or Hoster 3.006

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. I have down load the new update program for the plaxtor 716A and the burner still is not working This is the second time I have purchased this program and it still is not working Ned help
Sometimes, for unknown reasons (thanks Microsoft! ), in the Reading or Writing Drive fields, even if your drive is visible, it may not be "selected". Go figure...

Click the drop down arrows for each of these fields and reselect your drive.
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Old March 6th, 2005, 10:11 AM
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Re: Plextor 716A- ONLY SUPPORTED by MTU in 2.610 or Hoster 3.006

I downloaded the upgrade and it works GREAT with my 716UF drive! Thanks MTU!
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Old May 24th, 2005, 11:09 AM
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Plextor 716a Driver

I am a seasoned MTU Plextor and Microstudio user. Love their products. I recently purchased a Plextor 716A burner. Works wonderfully for backing up all my Karaoke cd's. I am trying to get the DVD software that came with the burner to download, but it will not enter. Any help out there. I use a Windows XP Home. (File attached). Thanks, Patti
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Old May 24th, 2005, 11:48 AM
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Patricia,
I have emailed you on this, to give Plextor a call as they are the ones that support the DVD software. MTU only supports our Microstudio software, not software that comes with your Plextor drive.
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Old May 24th, 2005, 01:57 PM
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Plextor 716a

Thanks Brian,
I will contact Plextor.
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Old May 13th, 2006, 05:04 PM
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Error 2:0:0 not 3:0:0 ?

I recently purchased (from you) the 716A and the upgrade to 2.612
I can copy but not burn.. I get an error:
"START DAO RECORDING" command failed on device 2:0:0
Disc type not supported

I don't have Roxio & I Uninstalled Nero 6.. to no avail..
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Old May 14th, 2006, 02:38 AM
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JohnD, I believe you problem is the medium (disc) you are trying to use. Either the disc is bad (cheap ones tend to have more failures per pack) or the type you are using isn't supported. RW type definately won't work and I don't believe Microstudio will copy to a DVD either.
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Old May 14th, 2006, 03:13 AM
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Thanks for the input ddouglas.. I'm using a CD-R .. I'll try another brand tomorrow. I've been using my brand successfully for 4 yrs.. but I guess the "upgrade" could be that "picky"? Something's gottagive.. I'm deffinately not happy with my purchase so far. Two other programs that I used to use don't recognise the 716A as a CD+G either.
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Old May 14th, 2006, 08:17 AM
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RW type definately won't work.

That definately is not so.

I use CDRW's for every project I do using KHP and Microstudio so I can see what the finished material is actually going to look like when played on the big screen t.v.. When I get it how I want it then I burn to a regular CDR, erase the CDRW, and use it over.

Also use CDRW to save work that changes, such as back-up files, etc. Saves a lot of coasters.

As with any other media, I use the best grade CDRW's available, and have no trouble with quality of CDG burns.

Only drawbacks are write speed limitation, and CDG player compatability. My Sony players are CDRW compatible, as is Microstudio.

George
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Old May 14th, 2006, 11:16 AM
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Tho interesting.. it doesn't help my situation.
I purchased the 716A because I understood it to be CD+G compatable.. only to find that I had to spend another $60 to upgrade MTU to accept it.. only it doesn't... at least on my PC.. and as stated before.. it isn't recognized at all by Goldenhawk or another program.
Using MTU it will load disc's (CD+G).. once loaded, My PC recognises the songs (as CD+G).. and I can play them using MTU's player... but I STILL can't make a backup copy. I've tried Fry's GQ, memorex, sony, maxell, Optimum...with the same results.. it's NOT the disc, but the program, or is the unit defective?

PLEASE help.
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Old May 14th, 2006, 02:39 PM
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Tho interesting.. it doesn't help my situation.
I purchased the 716A because I understood it to be CD+G compatable.. only to find that I had to spend another $60 to upgrade MTU to accept it.. only it doesn't... at least on my PC.. and as stated before.. it isn't recognized at all by Goldenhawk or another program.

Using MTU it will load disc's (CD+G).. once loaded, My PC recognises the songs (as CD+G).. and I can play them using MTU's player... but I STILL can't make a backup copy. I've tried Fry's GQ, memorex, sony, maxell, Optimum...with the same results.. it's NOT the disc, but the program, or is the unit defective?

PLEASE help.
I know we have other customers using the 716A, and we even bought and tested one. We didn't like the way the disc went in and out. It was rough and could damage the disc. That's why we don't recommend or sell them.

I'd say your drive is faulty, but MTUSUPPORT may have a better diagnosis tomorrow.

Added 05-22-06 by ADMIN: I was out to lunch on the text posted above! We tested and sold MANY of the 716A drives. It was the 716AL that I was thinking about when I posted this.
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Old May 14th, 2006, 02:37 PM
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That definately is not so.

I use CDRW's for every project I do using KHP and Microstudio so I can see what the finished material is actually going to look like when played on the big screen t.v.. When I get it how I want it then I burn to a regular CDR, erase the CDRW, and use it over.

Also use CDRW to save work that changes, such as back-up files, etc. Saves a lot of coasters.

As with any other media, I use the best grade CDRW's available, and have no trouble with quality of CDG burns.

Only drawbacks are write speed limitation, and CDG player compatability. My Sony players are CDRW compatible, as is Microstudio.

George
The problem is that the VAST MAJORITY of Karaoke CDG Players will not play CD-RW media. Thus, other than for experimentation, it is not worth buying and using CD=RW media.

The Plextor drives we used to receive came with a CD-RW disc. When we shipped them to users, we had a MASSIVE number of calls with unexplainable problems... until MTUSUPPORT started probing to see if they had used their CD-RW disc. They always had! Thus, we stopped shipping this disc, and the problems stopped.

George is correct, CDRW disc CAN be used.

However, MTU RECOMMENDS you shouldn't even buy and have CDRW discs in the house to prevent writing to them and trying to play in your player. Of course it is up to each user, but MTU does not want to start getting unexplainable problems again over this.

STANDARD MICROSTUDIO CUSTOMERS... PLEASE DO NOT BUY CDRW MEDIA!

No negative implied against George as he definitely knows what media he is using. Problem is too many others aren't as careful, and forget what they are recording to.
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