not happy with my recently bought Dvdr rewriter Teac , so I am returning it so i can get another. What is the best dvdr rewriter to purchase, easiest to use, as well as the best one that software programmes,discs will recognise.

cheers

Bubs

:mail: paul.donovan8@ntlworld.com





Any backups supplied to you by me are supplied on the understanding that you own the original copy, if you do not, then you must destroy the backup copy as supplied within 24hrs as a sample copy

Why don't you just flash it with Pioneer firmware? Assuming of course that it is a DV-W50E.

Anyway, I'm moving this to CoOp.

I agree try doing that first as it will make it a full fledged Pioneer. The actual Pioneer DVD burner would be my recommendation if you can't get the firmware flash to work. It won't have all of the restrictions that are currently hindering the TEAC.

i've had a pionner a05 for a couple of months now and am well happy with it :tup:

especially now that the new firmware allows you to brun at 2x on 1x dvd-r :)

I recommend the Cendyne 4x DVD-RW drive. It's a Pioneer A05 clone (Windows XP even detects it as that) but it's a lot cheaper.

You a Cendyne owner too? Yeah, they are a great drive and when you get them for less than $200 they are even better. Unfortuantely our European counterparts don't have the Cendyne option.

ok thanks lads I will try flashing it first.

thankx for your comments

Bubs

can someone tell me what CoOp is. Tried contacting celtic to discuss this, but to no avail.





Any backups supplied to you by us are supplied on the understanding that you own the original copy, if you do not, then you must destroy the backup copy as supplied within 24hrs as a sample copy

Coop is consumers opinion, thats all, we try and pass on our reviews and opinions to help people make decisions.

thanks oxo

much appreciated.

bubs