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Dzięki VIZZARD , jakbyś coś więcej wiedział to daj znac w sprawie bittsettingu.

Trochę poszukałem i na zagranicznych forach padają takie wypowiedzi
Że ktoś słyszał, że Pioneer bitsetting ma


Ale dużo jest także wypowiedzi takich jak ta:

Pioneer vs. Lite OnDVDDave posted 2004 Sep 11 15:51I already can guess the answer by reading about the Pioneer DVR 108, but, how much better is the 108 vs. the Lite On 832 and the new 1233?? Does the new Pioneer bitset like the Lite On?? The reason for this question is that I have a credit to burn from Newegg and need to use it soon.

Thanks---Dave


budz posted 2004 Sep 11 16:01No bitsetting capability for Pioneer dvd burners. The Liteon drives have bitsetting capabilities. The Pioneer 108 is good for DVD-R media compared to the Liteon drives tend to favor DVD+R media. In my opinion I would take the Pioneer 108 which has DUAL LAYER capability. I only own a Liteon 411s because it was so darn cheap I couldn't pass it up. I use it mostly to do KPROBE SCANS. I use my Plextor 708A drive mostly which sometimes I switch out and use my Pioneer 107D. If you really want a comparison check out the Liteon and Pioneer forums at cdfreaks.com



Czyli, że nie ma

Więc dalej pozostaje niepewność

Albo zapytanie o to posiadaczy Pioneera 108 na forum

Bo takowi są




UPDATE

I jeszcze to

Shocker Milwaukee posted 2004 Sep 11 17:25:Does anyone know if the Pioneer 108 auto bitsets single layer +R to DVD-Rom ? ( I already know it does this with DL Discs )

http://club.cdfreaks.com/showthread.php?t=107261

:Never going to happen for SL DVD+R discs.
Automatically sets DVD+R DL discs to DVD-ROM.

http://www.cdrlabs.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=17568&highlight=pioneer+08

:Go with the pioneer 108, it has support for all the currently available DL medias, and doesn't need to be bitset out the box, it does it automatically,

http://club.cdfreaks.com/showthread.php?t=105033&highlight=108+bitset



Czyli jednak nie


Musisz więc postawić na coś innego

Może Liteon?