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  1. 2nd Aug 2006 08:18 #1
    Agent 0008
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    I have 3 Lite-On DVD drives in my computer is it possible to add a codec that would allow them to read a DVD RAM disk?

    1 - LWD-811S
    2 - LTC-48161H
    3 - SOHW-1633S
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  2. 2nd Aug 2006 08:25 #2
    victoriabears
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    NO_!,,you need a drive that will play them, LG are the best known for this.
    PAL/NTSC problem solver.
    USED TO BE A UK Equipment owner., NOW FINISHED WITH VHS CONVERSIONS-THANKS
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  3. 2nd Aug 2006 10:16 #3
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    Panasonics read them too.
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    But it has to be a DVD-RAM compatible drive.
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  5. 2nd Aug 2006 13:01 #5
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    Thanks everyone, that's what I needed to know.
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  6. 2nd Aug 2006 13:02 #6
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    Yes to needing a ram drive first. Check ou https://www.videohelp.com/dvdwriters and select Ram for a list
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    say whaaaat?

    I recall several years ago using a panasonic dvd camcorder that recorded to mini dvd-ram discs. I installed a driver on my machine and was able to copy the .vro files to my pc for editing.
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    Either it was not truely dvd-ram disc or your drive would read dvd-ram disc's.
    Maybe you needed something to read the vro files on the disc.

    It is a totaly diff. disc so the drive has to be physically capable of reading ram disc's.
    It would be like trying to read a dvd-rom on a cd only burner.
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