DVD-DL playback

[Ext User(Colin ®)]

Do DL disks play in a standard DVD player ? The Pioneer DV109 can burn
them - or says it can. And CloneDVD2 can handle them.

My ( 1yo) Pioneer DVD says it does not read +R and zip about DL so just
wondering. (It does read +R as I saw that after I bought a spindle )

[Ext User(Rod Speed)]

Colin ® <tobyjug7@yahoo.com.au> wrote:

> Do DL disks play in a standard DVD player ?

In theory they do, since the manufactured DVDs are DL.

> The Pioneer DV109 can burn them - or says it can.

Yes it can.

> And CloneDVD2 can handle them.

Yeah, most of the decent mainstream burning
software can, like Nero and Roxio EMC etc.

> My ( 1yo) Pioneer DVD says it does not read +R and zip about DL so
> just wondering. (It does read +R as I saw that after I bought a spindle )


What happened with your networking ?

[Ext User(Colin ®)]

"Rod Speed" <rod_speed@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> What happened with your networking ?


Got me so pissed off I gave it a way for a week or so. I've imaged the
laptop so I can seriously molest it when I re-start.

Ta for the DVD info. Figured it would be an 'in theory' thing. Might but
one disk give it a go.

On the mice, I hate those back-forward buttons - never persisted long enough
to get used to them so I used to switch them off on the MS mice. The Series
2 basic is only two button with a tilt and click to auto-scroll wheel which
is handy.

[Ext User(MJT)]

Colin R wrote:

> Do DL disks play in a standard DVD player ? The Pioneer DV109 can burn

Be careful. "Pi" might arc up to tell you that there is no such thing as
a Pioneer "DV109"...




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[Ext User(Colin ®)]

"MJT" <mjpt57@yahoo.com.au> wrote in message
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> Colin R wrote:
>
>> Do DL disks play in a standard DVD player ? The Pioneer DV109 can burn
>
> Be careful. "Pi" might arc up to tell you that there is no such thing as
> a Pioneer "DV109"...

Picky bugger. DVR-109 then OK ? :-)

[Ext User(MJT)]

Colin said....

>>> Do DL disks play in a standard DVD player ? The Pioneer DV109 can
>>
>> Be careful. "Pi" might arc up to tell you that there is no such thing
>> as a Pioneer "DV109"...
>
> Picky bugger. DVR-109 then OK ? :-)

Not me. Call it the "D109" or the "109" or the "109D" or whatever. It's
pretty obvious as to which model burner it is. Unfortunately, there are
some who seem to think that unless you get it right, right down to the
model's serial number, date of manufacture, firmware revision number (in
its anatomically correct format), then you're simply describing
something that doesn't exist...

I notice that the troll hasn't posted here for a while - never told me
what he reckons what a "real" DVD burner is, etc.



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[Ext User(Colin ®)]

Yuck Yuck.

Top posting brings it out in some too !

"MJT" <mjpt57@yahoo.com.com.au> wrote in message
news:43d49362.00004853.bm013@yahoo.com.com.au...
> Colin said....
>
>>>> Do DL disks play in a standard DVD player ? The Pioneer DV109 can
>>>
>>> Be careful. "Pi" might arc up to tell you that there is no such thing
>>> as a Pioneer "DV109"...
>>
>> Picky bugger. DVR-109 then OK ? :-)
>
> Not me. Call it the "D109" or the "109" or the "109D" or whatever. It's
> pretty obvious as to which model burner it is. Unfortunately, there are
> some who seem to think that unless you get it right, right down to the
> model's serial number, date of manufacture, firmware revision number (in
> its anatomically correct format), then you're simply describing
> something that doesn't exist...
>
> I notice that the troll hasn't posted here for a while - never told me
> what he reckons what a "real" DVD burner is, etc.
>
>
>
> --
> First things first, but not necessarily in that order.