I bought an Iomega external super writer (usb) (not a DL)
the when I realized that I really would need DL for better quality on longer movies I bought a sony dru700a it does indeed do DL.
I downloaded the "one click" method that is recommened here
and used the Iomega first with "OK" at best details. The when I got the
Sony I was getting OK results also. But then suddenly I made a few fine tune adjustment and started getting FANTASTIC results for about 10 or so burns and then suddenly "coaster city". Now all the disk are coaster material I test them on my samsung player here in my computer and my home theatre and get the same results, maybe the sony is burnt? I have gone throught about 40 disk testing them between I've learned here with the "one click" method and a waste on money I bought dvd cloner-3. sighs......
I use win 2000 and a dell demensions 4100 and can not get constant results
..ohh by the way I have used both maxell dvd-r and tdk -r ($5-7 for 25 packs on sale at radio shack) though the tdks seem to be working better.
Yes I have pretty much followed the "golden rules of burning" to my understanding of it... and just want consistancy.
If It would really help can you suggest a new burner...? I am seeing mixed reviews on the plextors and sonys.
Thank you and I hope I posted this in the correct spot..it's kinda a mixed bag here.
Peace, Love and Blues...
Jake
the when I realized that I really would need DL for better quality on longer movies I bought a sony dru700a it does indeed do DL.
I downloaded the "one click" method that is recommened here
and used the Iomega first with "OK" at best details. The when I got the
Sony I was getting OK results also. But then suddenly I made a few fine tune adjustment and started getting FANTASTIC results for about 10 or so burns and then suddenly "coaster city". Now all the disk are coaster material I test them on my samsung player here in my computer and my home theatre and get the same results, maybe the sony is burnt? I have gone throught about 40 disk testing them between I've learned here with the "one click" method and a waste on money I bought dvd cloner-3. sighs......
I use win 2000 and a dell demensions 4100 and can not get constant results
..ohh by the way I have used both maxell dvd-r and tdk -r ($5-7 for 25 packs on sale at radio shack) though the tdks seem to be working better.
Yes I have pretty much followed the "golden rules of burning" to my understanding of it... and just want consistancy.
If It would really help can you suggest a new burner...? I am seeing mixed reviews on the plextors and sonys.
Thank you and I hope I posted this in the correct spot..it's kinda a mixed bag here.
Peace, Love and Blues...
Jake
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