Pioneer DVR-1O5 DVD-RW

[FiL]

anyone have any experiences of using this DVD-RW, DVD-R burner?

and once and for all, CAN SOMEONE TELL ME THE PROS AND CONS OF DVD-R or DVD+R


thank you

 

[lhgpoobaa]

Personally im staying WELL away from DVD burners until
A. the prices gets below 500 AU dollars.
B. They sort out once and for all the confusion with DVD-R/+R/RW/RAW etcetcetc and have one or two unified formats.

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[HammerBot]

My thoughts exactly! However, a friend of mine recently purchased one that supposedly should support all these standards. But it also cost a premium!

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[FiL]

i agree, i was tempted to ask about this burner though as it's so low in price, and does CD-RW and DVD-RW...

it's 180 british pounds, or 498 Australian Dollars

(or 279 US Dollars hehe)

personally that's the cheapest i've ever seen a DVD burner, and being a Pioneer, it can't be too bad quality

but yeah, even this low price isn't enough to make me join the burning community, cause i bet i'd buy the standard which "looses" in the end