I've been burning DVD's for almost two years but just upgraded my burner and realized I haven't been paying much attention to the changes in DVD media. It's probably a stupid question but I'll ask anyway lol. I have an 8x Pioneer burner. The question is I have a bunch of old DVD disks still around, mostly 1x and 2x disks. Before I even attempt to burn on them with my new burner though, I wanted to know if anyone could tell me would these disks still work with my new, faster burner? (If it's just that they'll burn slower, that's not a problem, I don't mind it. I just don't want a series of burn errors . . . and don't want to make a bunch of coasters and basically waste the disks!) If I can't use them, I'll be donating them to a friend of mine, so any help is greatly appreciated by both of us! Thanks! Kaileen
hello , your pioneer burner will detect the speed of your discs and burn them at that speed eg. 1x ,2x , 4x etc.. happy burning )
As long as they are slower than what your drive can handle (which yours are) they will work great, just slow.