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  1. 8th Nov 2002 17:33 #1
    Jester700
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    I'm interested in getting a faster DVD reader, since my laptop's drive and the Sony DRU500 only rip movies at around 2x. www.cdspeed2000.com has lots of drives tested, but I think those are data rates, not CSS encrypted movies ripped with DVDdecrypter or similar. Has anyone seen a comparison of drives for movie ripping speed? Or, could people post their results? Maybe we could compile a list...
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  2. 8th Nov 2002 17:44 #2
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    Lite on rips at min 6x to 11x. Inexpensive and great drive. Get on right away.
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  3. 8th Nov 2002 19:22 #3
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    Thanks. That does look good, and I like my Lite-on CDR burner. After looking a bit, I think I'll go with a combo drive - the Samsung 332 is looking pretty.
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    Liteon all the way.
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    yes i got the liteon 16x its very good
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    How much does a liteon cost ?
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  7. 11th Nov 2002 17:01 #7
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    Cheap - around $30 US.
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