Nicolae Mihalache <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > "Adam J. Richter" wrote: >> >> I'm sorry! I overlooked your previous email as a tide of spam washed >> in at about the same time. Thank you very much for your reply. I >> will look through the documentation you pointed out and will try >> to help out with your code. >> >> A long footnote on why I'm more interested in the DVR-A03 now: >> >> When I emailed you previously, I was mostly interested in the >> Hewlett-Packard dvd100i DVD+RW writer, but I understand that it >> has turned out to be even less compatible with DVD players than >> DVD-R/RW, so I now believe that supporting the DVD-R/RW drives >> will be slightly more important. >> >> The skimpy details on my vague understanding about reliability >> of different DVD writable formas are as follows. I saw a claim on >> usenet that some reviewer found that only 9 out of 21 DVD drives >> tried could read a DVD+RW disc, while the only claims against >> DVD-R (or DVD-RW?) from the DVR-A03 is that some DVD players >> get skips starting about 20 minutes into a movie made with the drive >> > I only write data disks. I have 2 DVD-ROM and one Pioneer A03. > The DVD-RW I wrote were only readable by both DVD-ROM only after first > write. > When I try to read a DVD-RW that has been written twice, I get > "no medium found" error on both DVD-ROM. > So DVD-R may be compatible with many drives but DVD-RW are not. > This is an example of report that can be very easily biased. Maybe > it is the same for DVD+RW disks, they are only readable after first > write, and the person who tested has used new DVD-RW but old DVD+RW.
With your patch on my pioneer A03 I can reuse my DVD-RW without any troubles, at least for the first 10 times I have burn it. -- Warly -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
