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swatpup32 04-04-2004 15:35

Burner Recommendations.
 
Well get this i get my ps2 and next thing I know my DVD burner dies. Go Figure! The data has so many gaps that its more like swiss chesse then data. 5 diffrent media all yeilding the same results. Anyways can someon recommend me a new burner. preferably +/-RW.

Warlock 04-04-2004 17:07

Most people here use the pioneer series of burners.

swatpup32 04-04-2004 18:35

Would this be a good buy.
DVR-AO7

StartingLine 04-04-2004 18:45

Yes pionner 107 is a ´´best buy´´ =P LOL

seaneyb2003 05-04-2004 02:17

ive had no problems with my pioneer 106

their the tops :D

Ice Man II 05-04-2004 02:49

I've had no problems with my sony dual format.

lufcfan 06-04-2004 16:47

Pioneer drives are great but their firmware sucks! :D

BG 06-04-2004 18:20

If your looking to get a burner, I would wait another 3-4 weeks...

The new dual-layer burners will be in stores by then....
(Although the prices will be a little higher)

Although, if you decide to buy one now..... I personally have a Pioneer A05.. And I LOVE it..... (at least until I get my new dual-layer burner.. then I'll LOVE IT) :)

swatpup32 07-04-2004 12:11

But i bet when the dual layer burners do come out they will be like in the $400-$500 range. Anyways is it worth it? Not, for what I use it for. I'm happy with my new A07.

trackml2 07-04-2004 13:16

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1st, the dual layers will probably only drive the prices of the singles lower, I think.

I have a Sony DRU-510 A. The only time I made coasters is before I started ordering from meritline. Riteks and the Sony rock. And it was pretty cheap. Don't know how it compares to the Pio though. I say rock on with the Sony.

BG 07-04-2004 15:55

Quote:

Originally posted by swatpup32
But i bet when the dual layer burners do come out they will be like in the $400-$500 range. Anyways is it worth it? Not, for what I use it for. I'm happy with my new A07.
The prices are not going to be as high as I thought they would be...

You will be able to pick up a internal drive for around $200-$300 depending on brand...

Is it worth it....?

That depends on the use....

I personally get tired of waiting for a release group to release a tutorial/rip kit for dvd-9 games, and since they are showing up more frequently now, to me it would be worth the extra amount of money...

Also, instead of having to shrink/compress/ or split to 2 dvd-r, it will make movie backups much more easy also....

So for and extra amount of money, it is well worth it to me.

bighap 07-04-2004 23:51

That is if recordable dvd9 discs are compatible with current dvd players/ps2, then yes it would be worth it.

seaneyb2003 08-04-2004 01:28

it would be wouldnt it:confused:

beacause dvds at the mo are dvd9 anyways so im sure most of em will work.

puppeteer666 08-04-2004 06:36

i have a nec nd2500a. works really well.
and i've been hearing that it will be able to do dvd9 with firmware update.
now don't make sense to me for marketing thier newer drives.
could all be just rumor.
plus you can pick this drive up for $80-$95 US.

bighap 08-04-2004 11:22

Quote:

Originally posted by seaneyb2003
it would be wouldnt it:confused:

beacause dvds at the mo are dvd9 anyways so im sure most of em will work.

The initial reports claimed that the recordable dvd9 discs had very low reflectivity levels. This could be a prob, especially for ps2 users.


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