- DVD recorder
- Posted by alanbaker on January 5th, 2005
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i am thinking about buying a stand alone dvd recorder
i what it to be able to burn/record ueing DVD+,DVD-,DVD DL,DVD RAM
what record use all these disc`s
w
- Posted by Lars Ladingkaer on January 5th, 2005
"alanbaker" wrote:
None.
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- Posted by Solo on January 5th, 2005
Have a look at SONY.
Regards Bri@n
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i am thinking about buying a stand alone dvd recorder
i what it to be able to burn/record ueing DVD+,DVD-,DVD DL,DVD RAM
what record use all these disc`s
w
- Posted by alanbaker on January 5th, 2005
what model
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- Posted by km on January 5th, 2005
On Wed, 5 Jan 2005 15:27:31 -0000, "alanbaker"
<alan@ahbakeruk.freeserve.co.uk> wrote:
Sony does not do dvd-ram. Their recorders only do dvd-r/+r and dvd+rw.
Get a panasonic. All you need is dvd-r and dvd-ram. Forget the other
useless formats.
dvd-rw and dvd+rw are hopeless shit. They last for a few re writes and
that is the end of them where -ram goes on and on.
- Posted by Doug Ramage on January 5th, 2005
I didn't think Sony supported dvd-ram?
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- Posted by Doug Ramage on January 5th, 2005
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If your budget can stretch to it, I would recommend one with a hard drive. I
have been using a Panasonic E-100 for nearly a year, and have been very
pleased with it.
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- Posted by Lars Ladingkaer on January 5th, 2005
"Solo" wrote:
Sony supports DVD+ and DVD-, but not DVD DL and RAM
No standalone recorders support DVD+ DL, yet.
No standalone recorders on the market can support all the required formats!
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- Posted by Lars Ladingkaer on January 5th, 2005
"Doug Ramage" skrev:
Nor double layer!
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- Posted by km on January 5th, 2005
On Wed, 5 Jan 2005 15:27:31 -0000, "alanbaker"
<alan@ahbakeruk.freeserve.co.uk> wrote:
UK site that has them all listed.
http://www.avland.co.uk/dvd/dvdr.htm#dvdr
- Posted by Comfortably Numb on January 5th, 2005
pioneer supports ram
- Posted by Lars Ladingkaer on January 5th, 2005
"Comfortably Numb" wrote:
No. Pioneers standalone DVD recorders writes to DVD-R/-RW only.
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- Posted by km on January 6th, 2005
On Wed, 05 Jan 2005 19:55:16 GMT, "Comfortably Numb" <ya
right@goaway.ca> wrote:
On their pc burners they do but only as read support.
Their dvd players or dvd recorders sure don't.
- Posted by Daver on January 6th, 2005
JVC MH30 will do -R, -RW and Ram
Sony Models do + format as well - but I believe the + format features are
not present so they work like - format.
Panasonic E85 does -R and Ram
Pioneer 520 does -R and -RW
Philips do +R and +RW
There are none that do DL yet as far as I know.
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- Posted by Iain Laskey on January 6th, 2005
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- Posted by Jon Purkey on January 6th, 2005
On Thu, 6 Jan 2005 21:26:06 +1300, "Daver" <jbrockley@hotmail.com>
wrote:
It's wonderful that all the manufactures got together and agreed on a
standard format. 
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- Posted by Hand Solo on January 6th, 2005
What is the standard format?
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- Posted by Bill Vermillion on January 7th, 2005
In article <k85rt0t3igao0mloe6b5csao7mp7voqlk2@4ax.com>,
Jon Purkey <jonpurkey@aol.com> wrote:
The DVD-RAM was designed to look and act like hard drives and can
be used for high-speed write and restore and is designed for
up to 100,000 rewrite cycles.
The -R and -RW were there first.
The +R and +RW were adopted because the media is easier to manufacture
than the -R and -RW. As more and more + machines are in use and
the quantity of media goes up you should see a reveral of pricing.
The first + disks cost more than the - disks. Competition will
keep them at parity for awhile but as volumes change the + should
become cheaper than the -. + came later.
When the first - came out there was only that one standard.
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- Posted by P Pron on January 7th, 2005
Hand Solo wrote:
Don't they do irony in Hand Solo-land?
- Posted by Hand Solo on January 8th, 2005
i don't know P. Porn............ oh i mean Pron. But i don't see a lot
of -RWs in the market......
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