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Recent Pioneer BDR questions, problems & answers. Pioneer BDR port is an ODD port, it is often only enabled when ACHI is also enabled from within. ODD: Pioneer BDR Blu-ray Disc Writer OEM (or might keep my old asus/pioneer DVD-RW drives.) OS: keeping my current win7 64bit. The Pioneer BDR-S06XLB is the retail version of the bulk BDR DBK 12X Compared to Pioneer's previous series of 12x BD burners (BDR) the . The retail package includes the ODD, Cyberlink's Media Suite 8.

DVDean 15th March CMC has nothing to do with Philips media.

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I have not heard of MBI doing Pioneer BDR-205 ODD production in China. Keep a close eye on those. They have basically already told you how long to expect them to last with their 1 year warranty. Chinese BD-R are not currently being sold Pioneer BDR-205 ODD "Pro" by anyone else for good reason. Talk about marketing hype.

Ghitulescu 15th March I don't know exactly for this type of disc, however the most crappy things I have ever seen were proudly labelled Professional, Professional quality or For professional uses or similar slogans. Look on eBay for professional - you'll see what I Pioneer BDR-205 ODD I have seen some pathetic Taiwan-made "Professional" media. I'm unfortunately willing to believe you if you say you've seen MIC "Pro". FTI actually went into business 6 years ago in response to this decline in the standard of what Pioneer BDR-205 ODD being called "Professional" media.

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And minimum quality of media leaving the factory required to meet book spec. Inwith high-end production facilities already in place, they were the first company outside of Japan to begin Blu-ray production, using the best of Japanese materials and technology. Very glad that their business model proved Pioneer BDR-205 ODD be sustainable and I have not had to put up with an "acceptable defect rate" with my media Pioneer BDR-205 ODD several years now.

I generally do Pioneer BDR-205 ODD discuss things I don't know. I said that many things that are more or less junk Teleshopping quality are labelled as Professional or similar. I don't think that my negative comments on things that have been labelled as professional do cause to the real pro products. At least in Germany they are sold through Pioneer BDR-205 ODD channels, from profi to profi, to reuse a slogan.

Cloudane 17th March That doesn't bode well for those discs then.

I thought the speed of a disc was encoded on it to stop software from burning too fast unless you explicitly enable an overspeed Pioneer BDR-205 ODD How much technicality and how much marketing is hidden there I can't say. Beasides, who's gonna buy a 12x recorder if no 12x discs are sold?

What an Pioneer BDR-205 ODD analogy. Of course a Ferrari isn't an improved dodge, but it's still better than a dodge. If a disc manufacturer was using "dodge" dye on their discs, but later switch to using "Ferrari" dye on the same discs, how have the discs not improved? Nero InfoTool reports the supported speeds for a disc, and I'm pretty Pioneer BDR-205 ODD it's based on the drive's firmware.

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I can stick a 16x Verbatim disc DVD in each drive and the maximum speed reported by Nero Pioneer BDR-205 ODD can be either 16x, 18x or 20x, depending on the drive. I can insert different brands of 16x media and get different maximum speeds.

I say that because a given drive will be more likely to burn good quality media at higher than it's rated speed than it will cheap media. If you're worried about it, you should be able to set the burn speed to the disc's rated Pioneer BDR-205 ODD manually. If the firmware doesn't support a particular disc, then I think the drive should stick to the maximum rated speed.

For instance the Bluray discs I use are rated at 4x but when I run Nero InfoTool it says it's unable to determine the supported speeds I assume because the drive's firmware doesn't specifically support those discs. The burner starts off at 1x and happily ramps up to 4x by the end of the burn though. All the people who buy Pioneer BDR-205 ODD DVD burners??

I'll leave the two I did at the faster speed, burn the rest Pioneer BDR-205 ODD 4X for safety, and see which ones still work in 6 months: The latter are LtoH discs.