Post your BenQ DW1650 DL scans here
| BenQ / Philips Writer Discuss, Post your BenQ DW1650 DL scans here at CD and DVD Writers forum; Well.. gotta burn some and will post the result soon... |
Posted: 21-05-2006 - #1
| Well.. gotta burn some and will post the result soon... |
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Posted: 25-05-2006 - #3
| Better late than never.. burned @ 2.4x.. the spike was prolly some dust/dirt |
Posted: 07-06-2006 - #4
| I burned Verbatim 2.4x DL media using DW1650 BCDC and my DVD player has difficuilty playing the disc. The disc freezes up badly looses sound on the first layer. I have a Toshiba SD2700 DVD player. Here are the scans using DW1650 BCFC and Lite-On DVD-ROM SOHD-16P9S FS0D. Is the burn bad or my DVD player doesn't like DL media. |
Posted: 07-06-2006 - #5
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Posted: 07-06-2006 - #6
| the second burn isny exactly great. Try doing a transfer rate test with nero cd/dvd speed.
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Posted: 20-08-2006 - #7
| Hmmm..damn..mine's not a good burn.. |
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Posted: 26-03-2009 - #12
| wow, i thought there would have been more people with DL scans with this burner.
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Posted: 20-09-2009 - #13
| I usually burn Verbatim DLs only but I recently found some Intenso x8 DVD+R DL at an very good price, so I bought a spindle of 25 for archiving some game backups. Media code is RICOHJPN-D01-67. With both BCDC & BCFC firmwares the writer recognized them as x2.4 discs. Only after I loaded BCHC they were recognized at their full nominal speed of x8, but when I burned a sample the writer only managed x2.4... Quality is decent as you can see from the following graph, my 1650 has given me quite a few DL coasters when I was experimenting with cheaper media, so I'm happy with these results. Still, my Pioneer BDC-202 Blu-Ray reader/DVD burner combo (firmware v1.07EU) can burn them at x4 and with slightly better quality results (I include that scan too for comparison). I'm pretty impressed with the Pioneer, it produced consistently decent burns with every kind of cheap media I threw its way. First graph is the 1650@BCHC@x2.4 burn, second is the Pioneer@v1.07EU@x4 one.
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