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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From what i read, the Pioneer uses the NEC chip...most of the people will say pioneer, I use nec.....
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i just got the Pioneer DVR 111D to replace a dead freecom FX50, and if you flash to with 111L firmware itOriginally 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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Well, Region-free is non-negotiable to me, and the other functionality the hacked firmware unlocks ain't too shabby either. Who cares, when you can get another OEM Pioneer 111 for $42., should things go wrong ? (But I think you can usually re-flash and try again.) I've never had to contact the manufacturer for warranty issues, on any basic components like this.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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, and because LiteOn has Lightscribe!
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