DVD Burner which type ??
30 July 2005, 08:00 PM
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DVD Burner which type ??
Thninking of going to a dvd burner, trouble is i dont know whats the best one..
theres dvd dvr r dvr r+ r- etc..
i thought the bl**dy blue book had resolved all this??
whats the most compatibel format?? and will the burner do cd,s as well or do i need tokeep that
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theres dvd dvr r dvr r+ r- etc..
i thought the bl**dy blue book had resolved all this??
whats the most compatibel format?? and will the burner do cd,s as well or do i need tokeep that
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30 July 2005, 08:19 PM
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pioneer dvd-109 will burn dvd's and cd's and plus and minus
http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/Produ...oductID=172712
can get it on the above link
with dvd, a DVD-R is write once read many whereas a DVD-RW can be written to several times.
As far as im aware the plus format you can do more with, but the minus format is better supported. Films use the minus format
http://www.videohelp.com/dvd
have a read of that
http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/Produ...oductID=172712
can get it on the above link
with dvd, a DVD-R is write once read many whereas a DVD-RW can be written to several times.
As far as im aware the plus format you can do more with, but the minus format is better supported. Films use the minus format
http://www.videohelp.com/dvd
have a read of that
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LG make a nice tri format drive. It will burn all forms of DVDs, and will also handle all CDs. I have the older version that works a treat, its just a lot slower than the new one.
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Humm NEC ? , I'd go with the 109 bud , iv got both & the 109 knocks spots of the NEC ,
IMO that is , agree that plextor are 1 of the best out there but it all depends on how much you are going to use it , I had a plex cd-rw & it lasted over 4 years , then i got a cheap 1 BIG mistake back-up about 30-40 disk for the car & kaput
it died on me ,
Pioneer have been doing writers for a long time so you wont go wrong with a 109 buddy ( most come with the updated firm-ware so plug in & go )
IMO that is , agree that plextor are 1 of the best out there but it all depends on how much you are going to use it , I had a plex cd-rw & it lasted over 4 years , then i got a cheap 1 BIG mistake back-up about 30-40 disk for the car & kaput
it died on me ,Pioneer have been doing writers for a long time so you wont go wrong with a 109 buddy
( most come with the updated firm-ware so plug in & go )
31 July 2005, 11:33 PM
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NEC's are good, mines chugging along nicely - does everything except DVD-RAM, can also be tweeked to force it to burn at higher speeds on cheapo discs (which sometimes limit you to 4x ).
As to which format is best to write with, well thats a good question. I have a really old Yelo DVD player in the lounge and it isn't bothered at what type of disc you put in (rw+ RW- R- R+ they all work ) in theory it should only play R- discs, but its not bothered what I stick in it
As to which format is best to write with, well thats a good question. I have a really old Yelo DVD player in the lounge and it isn't bothered at what type of disc you put in (rw+ RW- R- R+ they all work ) in theory it should only play R- discs, but its not bothered what I stick in it
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