Hi all,
My Pioneer DVR 106, stopped recognizing cd's, don't know what's the problem, checked the cables, reinstalled win, same sh*t.
Anyways, I'am looking to buy new one now. Need advise witch one is better?
Pioneer DVR 111D or LiteOn SHM-16H5S, I'am leaning towards the LiteOn because my Pioneer just died, and because LiteOn has Lightscribe!
So witch one is better?
Thanks
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most of the people will say pioneer, I use nec.....
in the end you have to decide for you. lite-on is not bad, but a lot of peolpe complained about sony drives (which are lite-on) and lite-on dying.
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most of the people will say pioneer, I use nec.....
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Originally Posted by paulius01
can write both DVD RAM & Burn Labelflash disc which i think is the same as Lightscribe.
Pioneer DVR 111D It is an excellent drive. The 111D variant does not write to DVD-RAM, but if your a CD/DVD freak, you can flash this drive to enable both DVD-RAM and LabelFlash capabilities. However, you WILL invalidate your warranty, and will NOT be bound to replace faulty drives! Visit http://tdb/rpc1.org and download the Pioneer 111L firmware 8.19 INT. You can flash from within Windows. -
I like NEC.you should give them a try
Free 512MB 66x SD
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I would go with whatever is cheaper. Keep in mind whatever drive you purchase it is already consider old technology as single layer optical media is now 15/25GB in size and uses a blue laser.
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i have both. the lite-on is good at burning cds and labels but sucks horribly at dvdrs. i had to get a 111 to burn usable dvdrs. so now i have both in the comp. lightscribe is ok but the discs are 3 - 4 times as expensive as normal and the labels wear off quickly if not kept in a case.
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Pioneer and NEC drives are also quieter while in operation. I currently have a NEC 2510a, and it is very quiet. My old Lite-On 52x CD-R drive sounded like a plane taking off. I'm not sure if Lite-on has addressed the noise in their new drives.
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I don't know if LiteOn makes drive like they used to, but I have a 4X single layer drive that's over 4 years old and still worked when I replaced it with a faster DL burner. I burned tons of discs and I think I had a couple coasters because of the PC it was in.
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Pioneer DVR 111D It is an excellent drive. The 111D variant does not write to DVD-RAM, but if your a CD/DVD freak, you can flash this drive to enable both DVD-RAM and LabelFlash capabilities. However, you WILL invalidate your warranty, and will NOT be bound to replace faulty drives!
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