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  1. Ok.. I have a customer who has some video and still images on a dvd-ram, and he wants me to copy it to a +RW for him. Unfortunately I don't have a DVD-RAM drive. What would be the best way for me to go about doing this? Are there any DVD-ROM drives that will at least read this disk? Or should I just buy a RAM drive and return it when I'm done?

    I'm at a loss as to what I should do.
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  2. If I was you go to www.newegg.com buy the LG duel DVD burner that burner's DVD-RW and DVD+RW and DVD-ROM for $125.00. Look into the drive there two kind's of DVD-ROM one that only the DVD-ROm and one ina catridge format. Also panansonic might still make some drive that read that catridge formay I do not know abou the LG burner i think it only read the disc format
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  3. if the dvd ram can come out of the disk a lg dvd+-r/w will read it
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    Both LG 4040 and LG 4020 support DVD-RAM recording and reading.
    Sam Ontario
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    My Aopen dvd-rom can read them so I am sure other drives should be able to also. My Lite-on does not though.
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  6. If its in a cartridge you need a cartridge reader to read it. Some cartridges let you take disks out of the cartridge & some do not.
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  7. check newegg for the toshiba DVD-ROM thats able to read RAM. runs about $32. I haven't had much luck finding them in stock lately though.
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  8. the toshiba 16xx dvd drives will read dvd-ram.

    They're pretty decent drives.

    some samsung madels support dvd-ram reading also.
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  9. The LG 8161B DVD ROM will read RAM.
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  10. Do you know what type the cartrdige is

    Type I
    Type II
    Type III

    I believe Type II and III allow you to remove the discs, and they are readable in rom drives.
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  11. Thanks for the info guys.. I bit the bullet and bought a iomega Super DVD drive. Had some trouble with the DVD-RAM that my customer had.. stupid time code errors and such.. but all is well now.

    Thanks again
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