too easy???

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  1. ccmhcky6

    ccmhcky6 Member

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    i have a fast computer with a dvd-rom and plenty of space. ive had my eye on the pioneer a04 or a05 and im planning to buy one of the two, but...
    all i do is decrypt a dvd, and burn it? am i missing a step here? it just sounds too easy.
    any help would be appreciated.
     
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    it is simple...but more to it than what you just said...read,read,read..trial and error...there are plenty of guides.
     
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    thanks
     
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    cheezzzz Regular member

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    Why don't you wait for the A06...it's coming out soon and it's dual format....hehehe!

    cheezzzz
     
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    ive decided to go with the hp dvd300i...im tight on money. when does the a06 come out?
     
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    cheezzzz Regular member

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    Oh yes cheezzz.

    I have got my eye on that one, seems like pioneer and sony are going head to head with the dual format options - be interesting to see who comes out on top......
     
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    cheezzzz Regular member

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    Seems like sony is ahead since they pioneered (what a pun) the dual format. They have already established themselves IMO.

    cheezzzz
     
  9. ccmhcky6

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    Is being able to burn +R and -R that big of an advantage over regular burners?
     
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    It all depends on what you want your burner for.

    -r gives you constant bitrate and once only burning. (good if you just want straight burns)

    +r gives you variable bitrate (upto 240mins at present) and various editing options software dependent of course.(good if you want to edit dv/camcorder/tv etc)
     
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    Good choice HP !!
    I have the HP200i DVD+r/+rw and I am very very satisfied with it.
    Made 50+ DVD movie copies and about 85+ PS2 game copies.

    I guess the HP300i can burn at 4x speed.
     
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    i keep changing my mind on what i want to buy either hp dvd300i or pioneer a05. my friend has the a05 and has had no problems. but the dvd300i is cheaper. i also read somewhere that the dvd300i has compatablility problems with specific hardware. any suggestions?
     
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    herbsman Moderator Staff Member

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    I'd wait for Pioneer a06 myself

    (A satisfied Pioneer a04 user)

    Just my two pennies worth..
     

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