[Orion27]

See here in OSX:
http://www.frostyplace.com/index.php?story_id=1741

[DaedalusDX]

Originally posted by Orion27:
See here in OSX:
http://www.frostyplace.com/index.php?story_id=1741

6x? hardly. DVD-R tops out at 4x still.

Pioneer's new DVR-106D is a DVD-RW DVD+RW combination drive. It offers a few advantages on the DVR-105, but it is still outclassed by the Sony DRU-500AX and DRU-510A.

The Sonys burn CD-R at 24x, and CD-RW at 12x, and have DVD+RW 4x support (although you'd be hard pressed to find any media).

And once again, Apple doesn't seem like they'll be planning support for DVD+RW any time soon, although if it comes to that, I wouldn't imagine it would be hard to, if they choose to. I recall a few months back the whole thing with the OEM 4x Sony DVD burners that Apple used in the new 17" iMacs were rumoured to have the DVD+RW capability crippled by firmware.

[Orion27]

Your right. 6X was referenced by another thread and in my haste failed to comprehend the spec table. My apologies. The market does seem to be dominated by the DVD+R. There were no 4XDVD-R media available at Office Depot although they did have a special on Verbatim DVD-R Disks at a dollar a piece. Two for one deal on the 15 pack. Hope they work in my drive. Thanks for the correction.