Re: HD_BURN
Andy Polyakov wrote:
Just for the record and not let people fall to wrong expectations.
HD_BURN has nothing to do with Double Layer. HD_BURN was offered with
single-layer units as well. HD_BURN is a hack to record double as
much data on CD-R(!). It's achieved in two ways: smaller pits and
different data encoding scheme. HD_BURN media can be played only in
HD_BURN recorder unit and DVD units with modified(!) firmware. It
won't play in "any" DVD reader.
Thanks for the information, the only recorder I have which offers
HD_BURN also offers DL DVD capability,
^^ ??? You mentioned it was Optorite DD1203.
According to www.optorite.com it's not a DL capable unit. I mean it can
surely play dual-layer DVDs just like *any* other DVD unit, but it
doesn't say that it can *record* Double Layer media.
If it doesn't support that I will be contacting some law enforcement
folks, the ad from which I bought clearly talks about refocusing the
laser to burn the 2nd layer, etc, and claims 8.5 GB on a DVD. And I
saved the page to show someone else, happily. Should be interesting,
unfortunately now I have to pull it and find a Windows machine I can use
to see what it does with their software, Linux sure doesn't know about
that capability.
I guess the real answer is that if it doesn't do this neat stuff except
under Windows, it may as well not do it at all.
--
bill davidsen <davidsen@tmr.com>
CTO TMR Associates, Inc
Doing interesting things with small computers since 1979
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- Re: HD_BURN
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- Re: HD_BURN
- From: Andy Polyakov <appro@fy.chalmers.se>
- Re: HD_BURN
- From: Bill Davidsen <davidsen@tmr.com>
- Re: HD_BURN
- From: Andy Polyakov <appro@fy.chalmers.se>