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05 June 2004, 11:21 PM

DemonDave

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Nero v alcohol 120%

Any thoughts tried to do a dvd copy straight data .... disc on the fly find in nero .... in 120% invalid write ??? ritek dye in a pioneer 107 ...

I just prefer 120%

.... new pc and new burner !

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06 June 2004, 12:20 AM

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dave, i got the same burner as you, not had any probs with latest nero.

will give alcohol a rip though (excuse pun)

PS: these burners are fecking fast, i must say!!!

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06 June 2004, 06:23 PM

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Cheers m8 let me know

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06 June 2004, 06:37 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by DemonDave

Any thoughts tried to do a dvd copy straight data .... disc on the fly find in nero .... in 120% invalid write ??? ritek dye in a pioneer 107 ...

I just prefer 120%

.... new pc and new burner !

??

Dave.

on-the-fly copies are always a bad thing in my opinion, its much better to create an image file and then burn from this..........

Invalid write implies that the media you were writing to was less thatn perfect......which is surprising for Ritek dye, as this is the daddy of the dye world !!!!