Hi,
Just wanted to ask how many of you have this dvd-rw, and if you have had any problems with it? A mates got one that I want to buy, but i dont know alot in the dvd-rw arena so i thought i'd ask you guys heh.
Much appriciated guys,
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Hi,
Just wanted to ask how many of you have this dvd-rw, and if you have had any problems with it? A mates got one that I want to buy, but i dont know alot in the dvd-rw arena so i thought i'd ask you guys heh.
Much appriciated guys,
I hvae 3 in a duplicator at work. Haven't had a single problem with them. Alos have a DVR-111 at home which i haven't used yet. Always been a fan of Pioneer DVD-R drives :)
Cool thanks ;) Anyone else got one?
Just occured to ask why you would go for a DVR-110 as opposed to a DVR-111. So i googles to find a comparison... and bingo!
http://www.dvd-recordable.net/Review...t-id-183.phtml
seems to me you would want a 111 instead to be honest. They are only ~£25 at Scan.
Get the 111d and you can then flash it to a 111L to add +R Bitesetting and RAM writing support.
You can get the firmware (8.26 INT) here: http://tdb.rpc1.org/#DVR111D
NOTE: I haven't done this myself as I prefer NEC drives (I own a 4571a).
Because im buying the DVR-110 from a mate.Quote:
Originally Posted by Funkstar
Unless its v.cheap - go new :)Quote:
Originally Posted by cool_dude
£14 inc v.cheap? Or should i head new?Quote:
Originally Posted by Agent
You can get a brand new DVD-RW for £20, spend another £5 at Scan and you get free shipping (using the Hexus free shipping offer).
http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/Produ...s=34&OrderBy=3
The Pioneer DVR-111 is only £22.61
http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/Produ...oductID=356212