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No the burner isn't a USB device. Here is what I got from BD Advisor.
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Here you go. I have been trying everything and I'm about to pull my hair out.
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OK, when trying to make a ISO image got an error code eA0040003 and it then gives possible reasons of
1. Format of the media file not supported.
2. The file cannot be located successfully.
3. The parameters or settings applied to the function are not correct.
4. DirectShow filters are not registered well.
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I am trying again using your suggestion of making a ISO image. I don't use PowerDirector 14 to burn the disc, just Imgburn. Haven't been able to try another blu ray player yet. Will get back to you. Thanks for your suggestions.
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I only use Verbatum blu rays. Use Imgburn to make the disc.
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I have had PowerDirector for almost 6 months now. When I first got it I was able to make working blu rays, meaning I can put the blu ray in my blu ray player and it functions like any normal blu ray disc booting to the menu, letting you choose what video you want to see. Now, using the same videos and subtitles as before, when I put the blu ray made from those files into my player, the player says I have a "Data" blu ray and won't even boot into the menu. What could be wrong here? I have tried uninstalling PowerDirector 14 and reinstalling in case there was corrupted files, but it has made no difference. All my disc are coming out as "Data" Blu rays. Please help.
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