Eeprom?

[youthinksoo]

For LITE-On Drivers-Booktype Options, there is a regular setting for dvd+R and a setting for DVD+R EEPROM!. What is the difference? and what should I use if I am using verbatim +R?

[soup]

Dvd+R Media & then Dvd-Rom.

[LIGHTNING UK!]

I made this automatic for liteon drives as of 2.3.2.0.

They're now part of the 'Auto Change Book Type' code.

But otherwise, yes, what soup said!

The eeprom setting simply means it'll remember the option after a reboot. With the other ones, it won't.

[soup]

I made this automatic for liteon drives as of 2.3.2.0.

Thank you very much, that is appreciated.

[locoeng]

Guess I'm gonna have to get a Litey now.

[camj979]

I made this automatic for liteon drives as of 2.3.2.0.

They're now part of the 'Auto Change Book Type' code.

Lightning...I'm just curious...why only Liteon drives?? Does Eeprom not work with other brands of drives?
Thanks.

[blutach]

Certainly not on LGs

Regards

[camj979]

Certainly not on LGs

Regards

Darn...that's the drive I was hoping it could be done for. Oh well.

[kevdriver]

Pioneer drives auto booktype to DVD-ROM.

[locoeng]

So do BenQ's with the Qsuite...oops they don't make BenQ's anymore.

[Chewy]

Pioneer drives auto booktype to DVD-ROM.

only on dual layer dvd+r's with standard firmware

[LIGHTNING UK!]

camj979,

The 'feature' now runs on LG / Samsung / Lite-On drives.

Most the other drives are automatically set to booktype to DVDROM (where possible) when you buy them. It appeared to me that Lite-Ons were not, so even though they have the ability to remember the setting between power cycles, it was of no real use if the user hadn't configured it! (and most users don't have a clue what 'bitsetting' is, hence it never gets configured!)

[blutach]

Yes camj

Sorry to mislead you. I meant LGs do not have an EEPROM. But ImgBurn cleverly auto booktypes it anyway.

Try it!

Regards