Best Dual Layer DVD Burner?
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onesandzeros
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As of now im using Lite-on 20x/lightscribe/free3 xtra panel..
I was suppose to but the Asus 18x but it has no litescribe feature,just wanna try it
...I have'nt had any problem with my previous lite on<cdrw>for 4 years and its still workin but not as effective as before obviously so I decided to buy a Lite on again
the drive is less important
if you're gonna use dual layer, make sure it's the +'s, i've had zero good results with the minus dual layer discs.
and be aware up front that most set-top dvd players are not going to work well with the dual layer writeables, minus maybe the verbatims, which are ~$5 a piece on a good day.
if you're gonna use dual layer, make sure it's the +'s, i've had zero good results with the minus dual layer discs.
and be aware up front that most set-top dvd players are not going to work well with the dual layer writeables, minus maybe the verbatims, which are ~$5 a piece on a good day.
i'd personally rather just use a $1 marker to label my discs, instead of tearing up my laser for what would have taken me 5 seconds to do by hand
it's really just a gimmick.
when i'm burning discs, i'm more concerned with the quality of the recording itself than how good my label looks.....
it's really just a gimmick.
when i'm burning discs, i'm more concerned with the quality of the recording itself than how good my label looks.....
onesandzeros
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the ink that came from your pen will eventually deteriorate and damage your precious data,printed disk's paint also deteriorate's as time goes by ...cracking and chipping.
shawn_selig29
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i run dvd burners at 16x...although my discs only support 4x....u don't want to write too fast...
dude, you gotta start READING threads before you respond to them
You're typing random responses to the title of the threads, and having zero relevance to the actual topic.
You're just wasting time for people who go back and try and search through these threads for actual useful information in the future, so they're just going to create MORE threads asking the same questions.
You're typing random responses to the title of the threads, and having zero relevance to the actual topic.
You're just wasting time for people who go back and try and search through these threads for actual useful information in the future, so they're just going to create MORE threads asking the same questions.
this is a non-issue with bland dvd's, as the reflective and writing surface is actually sandwiched between two pieces of polycarbonate
the problem you describe is with cd-media which is simply 'glued' on top of the disc.
onesandzeros
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well maybe not all of them,but most of them...different cd/dvd have different standards,qualities and features...besides you can only use the lightscribe feature if you have a lightscribe dvd/cd
well maybe not all of them,but most of them...different cd/dvd have different standards,qualities and features...besides you can only use the lightscribe feature if you have a lightscribe dvd/cd
well maybe not all of them,but most of them...different cd/dvd have different standards,qualities and features...besides you can only use the lightscribe feature if you have a lightscribe dvd/cd
no, none of them.
like i said, the problem you're explaining was an issue with writeable cd media, not dvd's.
All you've gotta do is grab a writeable dvd and look at the side of the disc closely. You'll clearly see not one, but TWO plastic discs glued together.
Look for yourself.
Shambree
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The LG DVD burners (GWA series) are decent value and through burn tests, on average, present the least amount of burn errors.
Check them out here: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16827136114
Check them out here: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16827136114