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Pioneer DVR107 read dual layer disks?
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Can a Pioneer DVR-107D read dual layer disks (8.5 GB) burned with Toast 6.07 burned on a Pioneer DVR-108D?
Anyone got the answer?
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Nearly all DVD drives can read dual-layer. Otherwise they wouldn't be able to play 90% of the movies you buy.
The DVR-108 is the first Pioneer to write dual-layer, not read them.
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Thanks. That is what I think too. I will confirm today. The dual layer media are expensive--I just paid 1370 yen or about US$12 for one.
Hope the proce drops soon.
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Burned two Maxell DVD+R 8.5 GB data discs using Toast 6.07 with no problem and they both played fine on a Matsushita UJDA730 DVD/CDRW drive, a Pioneer DVR-170D and a regular TV DVD player.
Now just got to wait for the price of thee discs to fall to a reasonable level.
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Originally posted by yikes600:
Nearly all DVD drives can read dual-layer. Otherwise they wouldn't be able to play 90% of the movies you buy.
The DVR-108 is the first Pioneer to write dual-layer, not read them.
Not "nearly all". All. Dual-layer reading is a required part of the DVD standard.
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