[LionsGate]

well me shopping online for a dvd burner is like a retard looking at a snow globe.

which dvd-burner is good for my home pc? dollar range 75-150. just need to rip and burn dvds i rent or buy. i just

upgraded to windows media11. from the info i have read so far i think i like the

LG - 18x External Double-Layer DVD±RW/CD-RW Drive GSA-E40L(and still all those numbers means nothing to me)

just need suggestions or advice before i drop a buck and a .25

so please help this retard out, thanks.

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Based on what your telling me, your only looking at external burners.

Ok after googling that model I came up with the following.
It has lightscribe, this feature will alow you to burn images onto the flip side of a CD/DVD, however only special discs that cost like 15$ for packs of 5, the cost is something like that.
It supports double layer DVD's, what these are, are DVD's that support two layers of information effectivly doubling the amout of information that can be placed onto one disc.
It can also burn on typical DVD's and CD's

18x stands for the speed at which it can burn. If a burner burnt at 1x for a 1hour movie, it'd take 1 hour to burn, a 2x burner would take 30 minutes to burn or a in this case 3.3 minutes to burn.

Before you purchase this, I strongly recommend you look into your computers specs. If you don't have USB 2.0 it'll be unbearable slow and your only option would be to get an internal drive or else be stuck with something that underperforms.

Is there anything else you'd like to know?

James

[james_8970]

Based on what your telling me, your only looking at external burners.

Ok after googling that model I came up with the following.
It has lightscribe, this feature will alow you to burn images onto the flip side of a CD/DVD, however only special discs that cost like 15$ for packs of 5, the cost is something like that.
It supports double layer DVD's, what these are, are DVD's that support two layers of information effectivly doubling the amout of information that can be placed onto one disc.
It can also burn on typical DVD's and CD's

18x stands for the speed at which it can burn. If a burner burnt at 1x for a 1hour movie, it'd take 1 hour to burn, a 2x burner would take 30 minutes to burn or a in this case 3.3 minutes to burn.

Before you purchase this, I strongly recommend you look into your computers specs. If you don't have USB 2.0 it'll be unbearable slow and your only option would be to get an internal drive or else be stuck with something that underperforms.

Is there anything else you'd like to know?

James

[LionsGate]

thanks james. well my buddy custom built this computer intending to make it a gaming server. im pretty sure it is capable, but to make sure where do i look to see if it is a usb2.0?

[LionsGate]

trying to.

[james_8970]

Sorry my help ends here, you are attempting illegal activities and I as well as everyone else cannot and will not provided any more help.
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James

[wannabe1]

Sorry happieparker...

We can't and won't help you make illegal copies of copyrighted material. It's against the law and against the Terms of Use we all agree to when we join.

This topic is closed.