Need 2 burners, please advise or redirect

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  1. republika

    republika Member

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    Hey, i need two burners and very specific needs:
    1. First burner has to have outstanding error correction for reading scratched dvds, I don't care about the speed, just accuracy and overall quality.
    2. Second drive has to be the best at writing on TayoYuden DVD-R media. Mainly 8x DVD-R maybe 16x DVD+R. That's all I use, also, it has to be ok with double layer Verbatim media as i use it once in a while.

    Suggestions welcome, and if needed, please redirect me to an appropriate thread.
     
  2. miltex

    miltex Guest

    I like Liteon burners

    for the scratched discs, have you ever tried isobuster ?
     
  3. ZoSoIV

    ZoSoIV Active member

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    republika the Pioneer OODs would be the best choice, Lite-Ons aren't great at reading scratched DVDs and the Pioneer OODs work great with Taiyo Yuden media thats all i use also with great success.

    http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16827129032

    BTW this is where you needed to post i will ask a mod to move it for you
     
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  5. miltex

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    I prefer Liteons because Imgburn will allow for booktyping, whereas Pioneers(a very fine burner) is not supported by Imgburn for the booktyping/bitsetting
     
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    you can get hacked firmware to booktype with the Pioneer OODs BUT since the OP is using the DVD dash R format he will not need to booktype, thats all i use also the DVD dash Rs
     
  7. varnull

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    The best drives for reading damaged disks I have found are the cheap and nasty samsungs.

    They are pretty good burners too, but I wouldn't know about using imgburn with them because I haven't.

    I would say a pioneer for burning (only because the nec ND-3550 is scarce and expensive now) and a cheap samsung for reading.
     
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