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C.j.

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5. July 2005 @ 20:42

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I found by recording directly to DVD-R with the LVW 5005 can be sketchy. A few times I have had problems playing the DVD-R (after finalizing) on other DVD players. This can be a problem with wasting DVD-R discs. I use the Ritek G04 discs and have no problem with them on my PC/Plextor PX-708A DVD burner. So what I do is record on the LVW 5005 using a DVD-RW Disc and rip it to the PC with DVD Decrypter. I then use Nero Recode or DVD Shrink. Since most of the recording/backup I am doing is from VHS, I remove the menu made by the LVW 5005. I will re-rip it and burn it to DVD-R using my Plextor DVD burner. I am guaranteed a play-back all the time on any DVD player using this method. This may take more time but, I like the video quality made by the LVW 5005. I was using my ATI capture card along with the CopyThis macrovision bypass device but, that takes just as long to capture and author to DVD. I use the hacked firmware on the LVW 5005.

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catfreak

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6. July 2005 @ 04:42

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... I have found that the +R discs that my LVW-5005 burns are playable in more machines than the -R discs ... The same goes for the +RW as opposed to the -RW ...

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OptimusP

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6. July 2005 @ 13:57

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My LVW 5006 records good on a DVD+R/+RW/-R & plays everywhere. My only problem is that it takes to damn long to finalize a DVD-RW....so i don't use DVD-RW on my 5006. I use them on my Pioneer 220-s.

I read on another thread or forum that the LVW 5006 has a mono tuner, Is it true?

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catfreak

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6. July 2005 @ 14:08

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... as far as I know, all the LiteOn and ilo recorders have a mono tuner

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OptimusP

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6. July 2005 @ 15:35

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So are you telling me that the Liteon LVW 5045 is also mono?
cause if it is i'm gonna ship it back as soon as it gets here.
i don't need a another mono dvd recorder.

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C.j.

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6. July 2005 @ 17:38

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The tuner on the LVW 5005 is mono and the video looks too bright, crappy if you ask me. I have had problems tuning in the local cable channels with LVW 5005 tuner also. I use my VCR's tuner going into the rear input of the LVW 5005. I record VHS and cable programs this way. As far as finalizing DVD-RW dics, you shouldn't use them that way because you are wasting them. Use DVD-/+R disc. I use them for testing and temporary storage. I rip it into my PC hard drive the RW and then burn it to DVD-R. RW's are reusable. I'm not sure about the other models having mono tuners.

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