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Alan123
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3. May 2007 @ 15:13 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
I've been trying to figure whats the best DVR to buy.
I will be using it for playing PC DVD games,burning CD'S,backing up files.

I was looking at a Pioneer 112d.If I buy this model will I need anything else.(cables,software,etc.)please Help!!



Writes and read DVD -R/RW, +R/RW, and CD-R/RW formats.
Buffer under-run protection for CD/DVD, Performance Adjusting firmware.
Max. 18x Writing speed for DVD-R/+R
Max. 8x writing speed for DVD-R/+R Dual layer/Double layer Discs
Max. 6x writing speed for DVD-RW
Max 8x writing speed for DVD+RW
DVD data capacity: 4.7GB single-sided disc, 8.5GB Dual/Double Layer D
also comes with Nero 7

And what about the external Burners?any better,any draw backs.

Alan Brubach
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4. May 2007 @ 06:52 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
I think you might get more opinions if you have posted in the DVD±R Drive section.
Pioneer is a decent and solid drive.It does autobooktype DVD+R DL media to DVD-ROM by itself but however you will need to use a hacked firmware to be able to booktype DVD+R media to DVD-ROM.

If your casing has enough room to accommodate the internal pioneer drive,then you can go for it instead of going with an external one.In my own opinion,internal is always better than external ones.Also you must check if you have one available ide connector on the ide cable,if in your system there's only one ide cable and both connectors are already in use on that cable,then you can use another ide cable which you'll need to get,connecting it with your secondary ide connector on your board and connect it with your drive.

About software,you can use the Nero oem burning software cd they will give you together with the drive and if you want,you can get some others depending on you,some are free and some aren't.



Vincent.


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