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HD Burn Supported Drives??? Sony 8x DRU-530A internal DVD±R/RW

Discussion in 'DVD / Blu-ray drives' started by damatrixz, Jun 9, 2004.

  1. damatrixz

    damatrixz Member

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    i just bought Sony 8x DRU-530A internal DVD±R/RW
    so i was wondering if it supports high density burns
    if not, i need to know which drives do, i searched all over google, and came out empty, not sure which drives use it

    also, how do i brn disks with the hd burn
     
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    so only 2 drives support that???

    somebody told the sony is a rebadged oporite, and he was thinkinf of flashing it with oporite firmware.

    somebody else then said that sony locked the feature out of the hardware.
     
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    Hi damatrixz
    Actually its two product lines with 5 burners each - mind you Optorite and Accesstek have the same model numbers. Sanyo has finally come out with its own drive - do a google of HD burn for futher information.
    HD burn is great but you need a HD burner to play it back . I think it is a great idea that will die without further drive support. As the price of DVD discs drop, the chances of further support are thin.
    I think someone has confused Sanyo with Sony. Sony does have the "Power Burn" to stop buffer overruns.
    I hope this helps
     

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