Ye Olde WriteDVD 10 11 W2 Problem...with DL

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  1. crumbles

    crumbles Member

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    What inexpensive, easy to find drive would you recommend?
     
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    LOCOENG Moderator Staff Member

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    I would check into the warranty on your drive.

    BenQ, Lite-On, Pioneer, Plextor($$$), NEC. I own an NEC and BenQ and love them both for different reasons.

     
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    For awhile, I thought this would be the victory ending, but no.

    I replaced my power supply, keeping it at 500w though.

    I already had an ISO via dvdclone2, and started up IMGBURN with the UDF file system.

    The dual layer burn worked up to 50%, then failed.

    I report.

    Hopefully a happier ending soon.
     
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    LOCOENG Moderator Staff Member

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    Been to the Imgburn forum yet? LUK, the author of the program, and crew are pretty good at sorting these problems out..
     
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    The NEC 3550a and Pioneer 111 both need a hacked firmware to bitset single-layer +Rs. That said, they are probably the two most favored drives out there, along with the Benq 1650/55, which are no longer made. You can usually them at mwave.com or Fry's or Meritline for around $33 or so, and Tigerdirect may have the 3550a for $20 after rebate. They run that special a lot.
     

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