Dvd rw installed

i recently replaced a Sony DVD RW with a pioneer 110D i have a G5 but when i now try to burn a disc on itunes it doesn't recognize the Pioneer DVD yet on Toast 7 it burns great as i am not very good with this sort of thing can any one help me please
thanks
alan

Either install "Patchburn" or upgrade to OXS 10.4.5

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lovinlife5959,
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greetings from berlin

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I would try this - from Apple
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