drive dvd for jitter, pie, pif scan errors

[mediafiles87]

Which drive brand dvd writer should I buy and get support jitter, PIE, PIF?

[hech54]

Which drive brand dvd writer should I buy and get support jitter, PIE, PIF?

None. All of that is a waste of time. Stay away from the EAC geeks.

[usually_quiet]

Try asking your friends at DigitalFAQ, if you have not been banned yet. You already had a similar thread here under your old user name. https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/359453-How-do-the-tests-jitter-and-PIE You won't get better answers now than you did then.

[hech54]

Any bets he comes back with "That's not me"....

[redwudz]

Try any of the Pioneer DVD burners as they seem popular for those uses.
You should also mention which program you intend to use to gather the information.

[mediafiles87]

I do not know if pioneer supports jitter, pie, PIF and mdisc?

[Kerry56]

He's already posted at MyCE, and been told that the current Lite-on drives are the ones to use for scanning. And there are a few Lite-on drives with M-disc compatibility, though only with the DVD version of M-Discs, not the Blu-ray.

[hech54]

I do not know if pioneer supports jitter, pie, PIF and mdisc?

Who cares. All of that is a waste of time. Stay away from the EAC geeks.

[usually_quiet]

Pioneer only makes Blu-ray drives now and theirs do not support M-disc for DVD or BD-R.

He's already posted at MyCE, and been told that the current Lite-on drives are the ones to use for scanning. And there are a few Lite-on drives with M-disc compatibility, though only with the DVD version of M-Discs, not the Blu-ray.

SOP. He has already received a good answer from a reputable source, but continues asking the same question in other forums.