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  1. 27th Sep 2004 09:19 #1
    LabanB
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    Hi,

    I remember reading somewhere of software which can give me all the details of a blank DVD. I have some but I don't know what speed they are, and I'm close to getting a dual layer burner. I'm just curious as to how to identify the speed of the discs when they don't have it on them or the packaging.

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  2. 27th Sep 2004 09:22 #2
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    You can use DVDdecrypter or dvdinfopro.
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  4. 27th Sep 2004 09:26 #4
    LabanB
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    Hi,

    I have DVDDecrypter, but it doesn't/cannot read the speed!

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  5. 27th Sep 2004 09:29 #5
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    Try dvdinfopro.
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  6. 27th Sep 2004 11:45 #6
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    You can't download DVDInfo Pro from their website. It is down due to server issues.

    Try DVD Identifier
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    dvdinfopro => http://forums.speedlabs.org/index.php/topic,696.0.html (8 mirrors)
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