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  1. 18th Jan 2006 12:40 #1
    dvdman24
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    I just bought a dvd writer for my laptop off ebay, I want to check if it has the technical specs,like drive speed, burning speed etc, that the seller said it would have. How would do I do that?? What software do I use?
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  2. 18th Jan 2006 12:47 #2
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    Google is your friend.
    Search for the Make/Model of the burner.
    Or try the manufacturers website (although if it's no longer in production it might be hard to find info on it there.)
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  3. 18th Jan 2006 12:49 #3
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    I tried, didnt really find anything. the dvd writer I have is a olympus S-DVD-100.
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  4. 18th Jan 2006 12:52 #4
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    Nero InfoTool is a easy program to use.

    http://ww2.nero.com/nero6/eng/Info_Tool.html
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  5. 18th Jan 2006 12:53 #5
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    DVDInfoPro is also likely to give you the info that you want.
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  6. 18th Jan 2006 12:54 #6
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    From one of the first sites listed on Google...
    http://www.techdepot.com/product.asp?productID=3435529&info=Tech#tabs
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