Problems & Support for this product

• Vista Driver for LG BE06LU11?
Question by ultraturtle, Tuesday 14th of October 2008 02:25
I just got a great deal on an LG BE06LU11, but unfortunately it will not install on my Vista Home Premium computer.  The box does not  state Vista compatible, but the vendor website does.  LG website does not have drivers available.  Does anyone know the secret to installing this on a Vista Machine?
Answer by MegaDETH, Tuesday 14th of October 2008 03:39
Does Vista say it finds the drive but is unable to install or does it just do nothing?
Answer by ultraturtle, Tuesday 14th of October 2008 04:13
Yeah, it finds the drive and offers to look for a driver.   By the way, I was incorrect in my first post.  The box says "Works with Windows Vista".  There must be a driver somewhere.
Answer by zevia, Tuesday 14th of October 2008 15:46
Vista should install the drive without any problem, no driver needed.

This is what I got when installing the drive for the first time on Vista Ultimate x64:
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• External LG BE06LU1 record/writer
Question by cparob, Monday 21st of July 2008 20:17
Hi

I was looking at buying the LG BE06LU1 external drive and I was wondering what everyone opinions are on the drive on price and reliability?

Also can anyone tell me when ripping a blu-ray using dvdfab and converting to ipod.mpeg 4 what the file size will be? I am going to put this to ipod classic 80gb and I dont wnat to use the room with limited movie choice?

Thanks

Andrew
Answer by zevia, Monday 21st of July 2008 23:55
This is the newest external Blu-ray burner and HD DVD reader from LG. In the US, it retails for $430 but I'm not sure about the availability in the UK.

Most LG drives are highly rated especially the blu-ray/hd dvd drives. But you will need a faster computer since this is an external drive.

DVDFab cannot rip a blu-ray disc directly but there are some blu-ray disc from Fox studio with "Digital copy" feature on a separate disc (usually Disc 1 is Blu-ray, Disc 2 is DVD with Digital Copy). Depending on the length of the movie, you can transfer various digital copy versions, smaller resolution for portable device will be around 400-500 MB, higher resolution can be around 1GB.
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