Just wondering if anyone could help me with a problem? I'm interested in buying a DVD burner, im looking at the liteon one's (due to RAW mode etc etc) I have found 2 models:
Lite-On SOWH-812s 8x DVD Burner
&
Lite-On LDW-811s 8x DVD Burner
As far as I can see there is no difference b/w the 2, does anyone know if they are differet in any way? Also any feedback on other DVD burner drives such as ones to avoid or buy would be greatly appreciated.
Regards
Soprano
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Seeing as they have 2 different model numbers, means there is something different (although i dont know what). I have bought a iomega dvd burner and i found it works great
Now the differences are very different the 812 one has faster speed at burning the DVD-RW format it has it at 4X and the 811 burns it at 2X. I recommend you gettin the 812 model. Or better yet wait for the dual layer burners coming out later this year!
Here are the specs for the Lite-On SOWH-812s 8x DVD Burner
LDW-811s
« Last Edit: April 29, 2004, 06:29:42 AM by Zyeox »
dont waste your money on an 8X DVD burner if you are planning on burning DVD movies cause if you burn them at more then 4x your home DVD player wont read them.
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dont waste your money on an 8X DVD burner if you are planning on burning DVD movies cause if you burn them at more then 4x your home DVD player wont read them.
Well the thing is you can only burn 8x on DVD+R's which have been known to have incompatibility with some DVD players period (IIRC, +R's will not work on Playstation 2's). I'd recommend the Sonys with a 8MB buffer... here in the states you can get the DWu14a's for ~$100USD (its the OEM version of the DRU510). I've burned about 20 DVD's so far and I've yet to have a single coaster... this burner is just absolutely solid.
Lite-on is a good brand though, a lot of Sony CDRW drives are just rebadged lite-ons anyways. I haven't heard a lot about their DVD-RW drives so I can't really comment on those.
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