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Thread ID: 67377	2006-03-26 00:24:00	DVD recorders ?	Tontoe (9961)	Press F1

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440763	2006-03-26 00:24:00	I need to buy a new DVD recorder to finish off my new pc build, but not to sure what brand to go for, can anyone point me in the right direction ? just looking for something average price, not to pricey. thanks	Tontoe (9961)
440764	2006-03-26 01:16:00	I need to buy a new DVD recorder to finish off my new pc build, but not to sure what brand to go for, can anyone point me in the right direction ? just looking for something average price, not to pricey. thanks I notice some say double layer, are they better than the ones that don't have that ? or is it just luck of the draw, if you get a good one or not ?	Tontoe (9961)
440765	2006-03-26 01:52:00	Dual layer is another DVD format out on the market. What makes this one different is that it can hold up to around nine gigabytes on a single DVD. You need the correct DVD disk to use it. I personally suggest DVD drives made by Liteon, Asus as very good choices	bob_doe_nz (92)
440766	2006-03-26 03:11:00	My LiteOn is still running good, as is the LG Dual-layer under it.	Nyuuji (5460)
440767	2006-03-26 03:29:00	Another heads-up for Lite-On (www.oemcomputers.co.nz) I've installed three of these on several systems. No problems and good price.	braindead (1685)
440768	2006-03-26 03:37:00	I saw a good writeup for Pioneer DVR-IIOD IN March PC USER. I saw these for $88 inc gst at PB technologies.	gradebdan (2186)
440769	2006-03-26 04:08:00	Try and get a dual layer drive, because, as someone said above, you can fit far more on each DVD. :) My old DVD recorder was made by Pioneer and I never had any problems with it. My new one is a Panasonic UJ-846 which seems to be ok so far (only had it a couple of months).	maccrazy (6741)
440770	2006-03-26 13:56:00	Thanks heaps everyone, gives me a good idea now what i am looking at. I will check a few out over the next few days. thanks again, :thumbs:	Tontoe (9961)
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