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  1. tomroxie

    tomroxie Member

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    Hi,
    I'm Tom.
    I use DVD Shrink to backup my DVD's, and I have always used a Pioneer DVR-107D using an IDE interface.

    Now I've got the Plextor PX-716SA DL, which uses the SATA interface.

    With both Burners, when I select backup, I get to the Burn Setting's tab, which I select Maximum, for speed. And then below speed, is this
    other stuff.

    (Now this is where I get confussed)

    Using the Pioneer Burner with the IDE interface:
    This box is checked.
    |+| Book type DVD-Rom - The entire line is not highlighted.

    This box isn't checked.
    |_| Burn at least 30mm (DVD+R/RW high compatibility mode)
    The entire line is highlighted.
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    Now using the Plextor DL, with the SATA interface:
    Should I check this box?
    |_| Book type DVD-Rom - The entire line is now highlighted.

    This Box isn't checked.
    |_| Burn at least 30mm (DVD+R/RW high compatibility mode)
    _____________________________________________________________________

    I'm just a bit confussed here, and want to know if I should place a check mark in the box next to (Book type DVD-Rom)?

    I know you never want to check the other box:
    Burn at least 30mm (DVD+R/RW high compatibility)
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    Can anyone explain to me what these two different choices are for, and when you would want to use them?
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    Thanks so much for your time in reading my question.
    Sincerely,
    Tomroxie
     
  2. gurnard

    gurnard Regular member

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    @ tomroxie hi :)
    both boxs should be ticked (checked)
     

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