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  1. 5th Jan 2004 18:15 #1
    HateTheGame
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    Does anyone know which dvd players play hd-burned cds??
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  2. 7th Jan 2004 02:08 #2
    EatMoreChickens
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    As far as I know, there isn't a dvd player available that plays HD-burns. Athough some guy on another forum claimed that his Sanyo DVD player could. I questioned him for specifics and he didn't reply. I'm guessing he doesn't know what he's talking about.
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  3. 7th Jan 2004 09:18 #3
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    Good morning!

    Sanyo claims a firmware update to most DVD players will allow for the reading of HD-Burn discs. However, I have yet to hear of any DVD player that will either directly support it, or any firmware updates/hacks for a specific machine.

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  4. 7th Jan 2004 18:56 #4
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    No I think sanyo claimed a firmware update could make more dvdplayers play hd-burn but why would they?? a) No real demand B) royalties to sanyo... I think this was more of a marketing ploy, which I nearly fell for too.. Now I just burn ordinary 99 min cdr, gives me extra space and is 90-95% compatible.. It would make sense that a sanyo dvd player could play HDburn cdr tho.
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  5. 7th Jan 2004 19:36 #5
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    A Question..

    What is HD-BURN ??

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  6. 7th Jan 2004 19:39 #6
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    hd-burn lets you put 1.4 gigs of storage on a standard cdr, Would be nice if they would sell a dvd drive that would read hd-burn
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    WOW !!

    MY dd0201 drive supports it. S, hows' the process perf'med ??
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  8. 7th Jan 2004 20:08 #8
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    @vhelp,
    You have to use Nero 5.5/6 or B's Recorder Gold.Only works on TY or MCC media though,my DD0203 supports HD-BURN but I haven't tried it yet.
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  9. 7th Jan 2004 20:24 #9
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    works on the tdks i got from walmart
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  10. 7th Jan 2004 20:31 #10
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    Thanks Moviegeek.. I was just curous. But, 1.4g is nice

    @ quadforce,

    hd-burn lets you put 1.4 gigs of storage on a standard cdr, Would be nice if they would sell a dvd drive that would read hd-burn
    Don't you mean, DVD Player ??

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  11. 7th Jan 2004 21:04 #11
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    doesnt matter, just a cheap drive i could buy that would read dvd and hd-burn is all i need to build a little home theatre station
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  12. 6th Feb 2004 12:34 #12
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    Dumb question,if you took a DVD-R drive that supports HD-Burn and mounted it in a DVD player that uses an IDE drive,Daewoo 5800 for example,would it play HD-Burns?
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    Originally Posted by wulf109
    Dumb question,if you took a DVD-R drive that supports HD-Burn and mounted it in a DVD player that uses an IDE drive,Daewoo 5800 for example,would it play HD-Burns?
    Yes but only Sanyo based DVD writers support HD-BURN,using a $100USD+ drive to watch a CD is IMO not worth it.
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