Monday, December 24, 2012

Sony Vaio Blu-ray Drive Burner is not reading DVDs

Questions: I have Sony VAIO laptop with blu-ray drive burner writer. From past few days my sony vaio blu-ray drive is not reading DVDs, but it is detecting all CDs. When i insert DVD, it is trying to read that DVD and it is on the same status but DVD is not getting detected. blu-ray drive burner is giving some sounds. I am not sure whether there is any problem with my DVD ROM or the drives in my system. I am using XP operating system. The blu-ray drive which i am using is working well in other systems.
Answers: go to device manager... control panel>system>hardware>device manager.
right click your dvd rom drive and click properties. somewhere in there you should have a region tab (if i remember correctly) set the region to US which should be a 1(may want to confirm the correct region code) and of course that is if you use US dvd's.
once iuninstalled, you should be able to right click anywhere in the device manager window and click "scan for hardware changes"
Failing that, you should be able to install from "add new hardware" in controll panel, or failing that still, simply reboot.

Sunday, December 23, 2012

Sony DVD Drive Buying Guide

Sony DVD Drive Buying Guide

When choosing a laptop dvd drive burner, make sure it's physically compatible with the media you want to read and write. The good news is that virtually all players and burners sold today Sony DVD Drive are designed to read mass-produced (or replicated) DVD-ROM and DVD-Video discs, as well as data and video content recorded on ±R and ±RW media.
Certain brands, speeds, and even lots of media can be incompatible with specific drives Sony VAIO VPCEH3C4E DVD Drive, an issue that arises most often with older hardware and higher-speed media.

All PC DVD rewriters can read and write computer files stored in standard DVD-ROM format, Sony VAIO VPCEH3S8E/B DVD Drive regardless of whether that data resides on read-only, ±R, or ±RW media.
Few rewriters ship with software that lets you read, create, or burn DVD-Audio content. That format has been promised for years, but its limited availability and the ubiquity of CD-based music has hampered its rise, although it Sony VAIO VPCEJ3B4E DVD Drive offers higher sound quality and fidelity. Additionally, there are far more SACDs (Super Audio CDs) on the market than DVD-Audio discs.
The final set of formats to consider are DVD-VR (and its DVD+VR cousin), DVD-AR, and DVD-SR, which are designed for devices that record video, audio, and streaming data in real time. Sony VAIO VPCF13Z8E/BI DVD Drive
Another recent development that's generating a lot of interest is the announcement of dual-layer (DL) recordable media. DVD+R DL media will be available only in tiny quantities until late this year, and dash DL discs are expected shortly thereafter. Sony VAIO VPCEJ3Z1E/B DVD Drive The first dual-layer media will probably be limited to 2X or 2.4X speeds, but 4X discs should appear next year.
DVD FORMATS
Format
Best Used For
Max Recording Speed*
DVD-ROM
Used to distribute and store data files
N/A
DVD-RAM
Data-friendly media best used for critical backups and archiving applications
3X
DVD-Video
Video content such as Hollywood movies, including interactive features and menus
N/A
DVD-Audio
High-quality stereo and multi-channel audio recordings, including interactive features and menus
N/A
DVD-R
Write-once media that can be used to record DVD-Video and DVD-Audio discs, computer files, and real-time content
8X
DVD+R
DVD-RW
Rewritable media that can be used to record DVD-Video and DVD-Audio discs, computer files, and real-time content
4X
DVD+RW
DVD-VR
Real-time video recording
Real time
DVD+VR
DVD-AR
Real-time audio recording
Real time
DVD-SR
Real-time streaming data recording
Real time 



Wednesday, December 19, 2012

Sony VAIO VGN-AW31S/B DVD-ROM DVD-RAM DVDRW Drive Burner

The Sony VAIO VGN-AW31S/B DVD-ROM DVD-RAM DVDRW Drive Burner is capable of reading and writing data on DVD±R/±RW, DVDRAM formats. It is a power saving drive and allows you to permanently delete the data on rewritable discs. This dvd drive for Sony VAIO VGN-AW31S/B provides you with flexibility and efficiency in terms of multimedia data storage and sharing.

Sony VAIO VGN-AW31S/B DVD Drive Burner Features Full one year quality assurance. 30 Days money back gurantee. 

Monday, December 17, 2012

Sony DVDRW Drive Burner Writer

Sony DVDRW Drive Burner Writer

SONY VAIO VGN-AW21S/B Specs Review

Sony Vaio VGN-AW21S/B Specs Review

Thursday, December 13, 2012

Sony Vaio Tap 20

Sony Vaio Tap 20
A 20-inch Windows 8 tablet that fails to live up to the promise. Sony has been growing its own crop of game changers. The Sony Vaio Duo 11 puts its Vaio design ethos into one of the niftiest sliding tablets we've ever seen, that's more than ready to compete with the likes of the Microsoft Surface and the Asus Vivo Tab and Vivo line. Sony VAIO VPCZ11Z9E/B blu-ray drive, Sony VAIO VPCZ12B7E blu-ray drive. This 20-inch Sony Vaio Tap 20 does something else altogether.
Windows 8 marked a major overhaul of Microsoft’s operating system, but it wasn’t just the software that got a makeover. Manufacturers also built new hardware to work with Windows 8’s touch-focused interface, including a diverse range of tablets, laptops and hybrid designs. One of the most interesting products to emerge from the group was an all-in-one PC from Sony. Sony VAIO VPCZ21A9E/B blu-ray drive Sony VAIO VPCZ21M9E/B blu-ray drive
Sony Vaio Tap 20 FOR Big, bright screen Built-in battery Bundled accessories USB 3.0 ports AGAINST Incredibly heavy Poor screen resolution Schizophrenic personality Middling performance
Sony estimates the Vaio Tap 20’s battery life at two hours and 45 minutes. For my battery drain test, I played back-to-back video with the screen brightness set to 75 percent and Wi-Fi on, and the Vaio Tap 20 lasted for two hours and 30 minutes. It’s enough to get through most feature-length movies, but I’d love if it had another hour or two of battery life.
Sony VAIO VPCZ12J7E blu-ray drive Sony Blu-Ray Drive

Wednesday, December 12, 2012

Sony VAIO VPCS12V9E/B Windows 8 - Adjust the Gesture Control Settings


How to adjust the Gesture Control settings


The gesture functions enable you to perform various operations on applications with a hand gesture recognized by the built-in camera on your VAIO computer. 

Notes
  • The gesture functions are disabled by default.
  • Sony VAIO VPCS12M9E/B blu-ray drive Sony VAIO VPCS12M9R/S blu-ray drive
  • The camera gesture functions may not work correctly in the following cases:
  • When an application that supports the gesture functions is launched with the functions enabled, the built-in camera indicator light turns on.
  • If the built-in camera is pointing directly to a light source, such as a fluorescent light, your hand gesture may not be recognized correctly.
  • If the built-in camera does not recognize your hand gesture correctly, put your hand back down and try again after a while.
Sony Vaio VPCS12V9E/B Reviews:

Sony's latest Vaio S series laptop is well-specified, comfortable to use and lightweight. It's not perfect though and the very similar but cheaper Vaio VPCS12L9E/B is a better value alternative. It has a slower Core i3 processor instead of an i5 chip, has 4GB instead of 6GB of RAM and doesn't have a built-in 3G modem or fingerprint reader.