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dvd-r enclosure firewire -- cool
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Join Date: Jun 2001
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i am looking for a dvd-r firewire enclosure so I can drop a pioneer 104 in it.... but i am looking for a cool looking one....so far most of them suck and are pretty ugly....does anyone have any ideas on a nice looking enclosure with the oxford 911 chip inside....the best i have seen is the cd cyclone revo case....its pretty nice but i don't think you can buy the enclosure alone.....can anybody help.......plus i am wondering if the disc both dvd-r and dvd-rw can be read by a standard dvd-rom drive like the one in my titanium pb..... any help is much appreciated
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Join Date: Dec 2000
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I am also interested in this.
I have a Windows XP PC and an iBook, both with Firewire. I'd like to be able to use the Pioneer with both.
It's mainly for data so the iDVD issue isn't a big deal. It would be good to know how to hack iDVD to work with external Firewire drives, although it's kinda moot since iDVD can't be downloaded anyway.
Also, is it possible to burn a 4.7 GB "CD" for playback in DVD players? Or how about a 4.7 GB data disc of MP3s for playback in MP3-compatible DVD players. (I've got about 30 GB of MP3 I encoded myself, at 256 kbit.)
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<juno>
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does anybody have any experience with the boa ezquest dvd-rw drives,...wondering if they are pioneer 103 or 104....is there any difference in performance with the older 103 vs. the new 104
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Join Date: Jul 2000
Location: Cleveland, OH, USA
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The only difference between the 103 and the 104 is te DVD read speed. It's 4x on the 103 and 6x on the 104. Not a big deal. The write speeds didn't change.
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<JayTi>
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actually, the CD-RW re-write speeds were changed from 4x to 8x.
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Senior User
Join Date: Jul 2000
Location: Cleveland, OH, USA
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Originally posted by <JayTi>:
<STRONG>actually, the CD-RW re-write speeds were changed from 4x to 8x.
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That's incorrect. Apple originally posted that, but then changed it. I have a 104 in my new tower and can confirm that it is only 4X on the CD-RW. You can also check out the specs at Pioneer's site.
http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/Pi...,21838,00.html
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