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  1. 23rd Oct 2003 04:08 #1
    hobmob
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    HI ALL,
    I HAVE JUST PURCHASED A PIONEER DVR-106D, AFTER MAKING 100s OF VCDs.

    I AM USING DVD DECRYPTER ALONG WITH DVD SHRINK AND NERO 6.

    THE ONLY BLANK I HAVE IS A PIONEER DVD-RW AND CANNOT WORKOUT WHY I CANT WATCH THE END RESULT ON MY AKAI STANDALONE.

    ALSO WHICH IS BETTER TO BURN WITH DVD-R OR +R.

    PS AM I USING THE RIGHT SOFTWARE.

    I HOPE SO

    MANY THANX

    CHARLIE B
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  2. 23rd Oct 2003 04:33 #2
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    Originally Posted by hobmob
    WHICH IS BETTER TO BURN WITH DVD-R OR +R.
    2% or Skim Milk?
    White or wheat?
    Paper or plastic?

    ...get the idea ?
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  3. 23rd Oct 2003 07:08 #3
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    Ham on Rye ?

    Maybe the Akai can't play RW ?

    Stop yelling i.e. take off caps lock when typing on this forum.
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  4. 23rd Oct 2003 08:25 #4
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    Wrong forum hobmob
    Pinnacle Studio 8 and DV home video editing (ver.9 already home)
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    Originally Posted by MikeV
    Ham on Rye ?
    Ham? Never. Always Pastrami, preferably from Schlotski's (several locations in SA for you). :P
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