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Nice guide, although where did you get the 90%, 80% and so on figures for, as im sure that was just a guess and not true.
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Originally Posted by Peerzy
Nice guide, although where did you get the 90%, 80% and so on figures for, as im sure that was just a guess and not true.
I didnt wrote this guide. I copied the most usefull stuff and created a thread here.
the numbers are just to show that not all DVD players support that format.
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For a cheap decent brand i susgest;
Infiniti Samuria
http://image.ebuyer.com/UK/P0081907_...5_P0000000.jpg
http://www.ebuyer.com/customer/produ...duct_uid=81907
They play on all my dvd players (par my 3 year old one) and play on my Xbox that has the bad Thompson drive that only reads a few different types of media. I strongly susgest you buy some. I recently brought 100.
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Hey IKE , can you please add the definition of DVD+R 9 <---- , please ?
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Originally Posted by Formula1
Hey IKE , can you please add the definition of DVD+R 9 <---- , please ?
that is DVD+R Dual-Layer ;)
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Oh it is ? Alright :blushing:
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ah i knew dvd-r was more compatible than dvd+r, damn those bastards @ the little computer store on the corner... trying to jipp me, by paying $10.00 more for dvd+r's.. even when i asked if it was compatible w/ my 5 yr old dvd player..
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great guide , thanks!
anyone know how to find out what speed your dvd burner supports?
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Originally Posted by clearlight
great guide , thanks!
anyone know how to find out what speed your dvd burner supports?
if you know what brand/type your burner is you can find it with google ;)