Have you got a Pioneer DVD Recorder, Read This!

mike65 · 18-09-2002 11:07PM #1

http://uk.news.yahoo.com/020918/12/d9v9j.html

Mike.

19-09-2002 11:25AM

:eek: :eek: :eek:

This is not good news, I've got the dvr7000 which is just brilliant.
But I noticed when I bought a memorex dvd+RW for it, it opened the tray and spit the disk out.
So I am re-using the disk that came with the machine.
The disks are very sensitive -the slightest bit of grime or scratch and they're no good.

Pardon my ignorance , but is there a difference between a disk that says DVD+rw and one that says dvd- RW ???
As if there is, that could be why the one i got doesn't work??

The quality , sound and picture are as good as broadcast otherwise and the machine has all the usual video fuctions ie tuner, videoplus etc etc.
mm

lynchie · 19-09-2002 12:20PM

Originally posted by madman
:eek: :eek: :eek:

Pardon my ignorance , but is there a difference between a disk that says DVD+rw and one that says dvd- RW ???
As if there is, that could be why the one i got doesn't work??

There is a BIG difference between DVD+r/rw and DVD-r/rw. The Pioneer drives are all dvd-r/rw. The +r/rw standard is newer and is used by philips,sony,hp,ricoh and many others (www.dvdplusrw.org)

Most dvd-r drives will NOT read dvd+r however, most dvd+r drives WILL read dvd-r.

19-09-2002 12:33PM

Aha!!
thanks for that

Maybe things aren't as bad at all
mm

Tamylon · 19-09-2002 12:38PM

2x does me fine, thank god, I'm not in THAT much of a rush...

BUT..
Does anybody know anything about burning in parallel?
I have 2 lovely dvd burners in a machine with Prassi DVD, but they won't burn at anything but 1x.... Unless they're doing 2x + 2x and therefore taking twice the time, as appposed to burning at the same time!

I know, its slightly off topic, but....

Have you got a Pioneer DVD Recorder, Read This!

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