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Sony BDU-X10S detail information

04/06/2008

Brand

Sony

Product

BDU-X10S

Partnumber

Description

The BDU-X10S 2x Blu-ray Disc BD-ROM Drive

Review

The BDU-X10S 2x Blu-ray Disc BD-ROM Drive is an excellent choice for anyone who wants to add Blu-ray playback to their PC. Read complete review...

Specifications
Prices
Problems & Support

General

Connection

SATA

read speed

24 x

DVD

8 x

2 x

Where to buy this product

Description	Shop	Price
SONY Black and Gray 8X DVD-ROM 24X CD-ROM SATA...	BYTECOM SYSTEMS, INC. (rating: 4.5/5)	$149.00

Sony Internal Blu-ray Disc BD-ROM Drive	Circuit City (rating: 2/5)	$149.99

Sony BDU-X10S Internal Blu-ray Disc BD-ROM Drive	Office Depot (rating: 2.5/5)	$149.99

Sony BDU-X10S Internal Blu-ray Disc™ BD-ROM...	TigerDirect.com (rating: 4/5)	$154.99

Sony BDU-X10S BDU-X10S 2x Blu-ray Disc BD-ROM...	B&H Photo-Video Pro Audio,... (rating: 4.5/5)	$174.95

Sony - Sony BDU-X10S	Riverton Studios computers,...	$179.99

Problems & Support for this product

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Sony BDU-X10S not recognizing blu-ray discs

Question by sparticus1025, Friday 15th of August 2008 03:48

I recently installed a Sony BDU-X10S blu ray drive in my HP Pavillion. It reads CD-ROMs and DVDs just fine, but when I plop in blu ray disc one of Planet Earth, the drive spins for a minute or two and fails to recognize it; computer says 'please insert a disc into drive F:' when double clicked after inserting the disc. I've run the Cyberlink BD Advisor program and receieved all green lights for basic playback of blu rays discs. I've also installed the latest firmware update (1.0d) from sony's support site.

I know that my graphics card is probably not up to par for blu-ray playback--Intel G33/G31 Express Chipset Family--but the Cyberlink BD Advisor that Sony support insists you run before they begin to help you, gave me all green lights for blu-ray playback. But I'm not so much interested in watching the blu ray movie directly as I am in being able to put the movie on my computer--starting to convert DVD collection to a digital library--so I really just need the drive to recognize and be able to read the disc to a program like AnyDVD.

Any ideas?
Thanks

Oh, I'm running Windows Vista Home Premium with SP1

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