Flash se pokrece iz windowsa, odnosno command prompt-a u windowsima! Archiva je selfextract, tako da ju mozete otpakirati u vec navedeni direktorij! U DRIVE-u NEMOJTE DRZATI NIKAKAV CD-e RADI SIGURNOSTI....
PROBAO SAM SVE TRAXDATA -DVD-ima I TOCNO JE TO STO SU I NAVELI! RADI!
Pokrenete run upisete cmd, odete u direktorij u kojem ste raspakirali file-ove (unutar command prompa!) i upisete: DVRFlash -vf
X: R7100007.116 R7100107.116
s time da
X oznacava na kojem se drive-u nalazi vas dvd-rw unutar windowsa (my computer)! npr. Ja imam C: i D: kao dva diska, a E: mi je dvd-rw, znaci upisem umjesto X:-a, E:
Kad se flasha nemojte nista dirati, ali apsolutno nista, dok se nezavrsi flash-anje! Napisat ce vam nakraju da je sve OK!
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Release Notes:
This firmware was used succesfully to burn *QUALITY* 4x +/-R
media at 6x and 8x speed and *QUALITY* 2x -RW media at 4x.
Patched: o RPC-1 (Region Free):
Remember, patching your drive to region free is only half
the job. A region free drive will not turn your system
region free by itself. For more info, please read
http://forum.rpc1.org/viewtopic.php?t=239
o 12xRip (Unlimited ripping speed):
The official firmware from Pioneer limits the ripping
speed on video discs. This limitation has been removed.
12x is only the maximum THEORETICAL speed that the drive
can achieve, but not the sustained speed you are likely to
get when ripping. Most DVD's will start ripping around 2x
to 4x and end up around 8x or 10x. THIS is normal.
o nx4all : All *workable* speeds for all media!
This firmware allows you to select ALL burning speeds on
ALL media. The official firmware from Pioneer only allows
a limited set of Pioneer approved media to use these
specific speeds but this patch removes that limitation. It
should NOT alter the write strategies for approved media
however.
PROPER BURN OF NON APPROVED MEDIA IS NOT GUARANTEED!
Not patched: - Bitsetting ("Burn on -R media instead, people!!!")
- nx4all on +RW media. For the reason behind that, see:
http://forum.rpc1.org/viewtopic.php?p=108571
Tests showed that burning +RW media at higher speed than
the manufacturer recommended was a bad idea - ACCEPT IT!