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Hello. In need of booktype bitsetting feature for this LG Blu-ray burner, model BH14NS40

Info below;

DISCINFO VERSION : 1.7.0 BETA.12
VENDOR : HL-DT-ST
MODEL : BD-RE BH14NS40
REVISION : 1.00
VENDOR SPECIFIC : N1A11A1K9GCxxMxxxx
LOADING MECHANISM : Tray
SERIAL NUMBER : K9GCxxMxxxx
NUMBER VOL. LEVELS : 256
BUFFER SIZE : 4064KB
INTERFACE : ATAPI
RPC2 SCHEME : YES
STATUS : Not Set
USER CHANGES : 5
VENDOR CHANGES : 4
CURRENT REGION : Not Set
ANALOG AUDIO PLAY : YES
COMPOSITE OUTPUT : NO
DIGITAL PORT-PORT1 : NO
DIGITAL PORT-PORT2 : NO
READ UPC CODE : YES
MULTISESSION READ : YES
MODE 2 FORM 1 : YES
MODE 2 FORM 2 : YES
READ ISRC CODE : YES
READ BAD CODE : NO
BUFFER UNDER-RUN : YES
MT. RAINIER : NO
CAN READ CDR : YES
CAN READ CDRW : YES
CAN READ CDRM2 : YES
CAN WRITE CDR : YES
CAN WRITE CDRW : YES
CAN TEST WRITE : YES
CAN READ DVD-ROM : YES
CAN READ DVD-R : YES
CAN READ DVD-RW : YES
CAN READ DVD-RAM : YES
CAN READ DVD+R : YES
CAN READ DVD+RW : YES
CAN WRITE DVD-R : YES
CAN WRITE DVD-RW : YES
CAN WRITE DVD-RAM : YES
CAN WRITE DVD+R : YES
CAN WRITE DVD+RW : YES
MAX CDR READ SPEED : 16
MAX CDR WRITE SPEED: 16

Why you "need" that?

Have you even tested with a DVD+R ????

Yes, I've tested ... DVD+R media burnt with factory firmware takes too long or never mounts on certain optical drives (including LG brand, sheesh). Apparently booktype bitsetting is depreciated because Blu-Ray specification does not utilize it (that is, in theory, does not discriminate based on booktype).

No way, Bitsetting has nothing to do with BD.
Probably your other drives have issues, not the burnt DVDs?!