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Posted by Paul Heslop on 09/30/46 11:30
Bob wrote:
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> On Sat, 29 Oct 2005 01:10:44 GMT, "wiseguy" <wiseguy@e.com> wrote:
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> >I have a Sharp DVD Recorder that's only a couple of months old. It takes
> >DVD-R blank discs but only 4X. When you put 8X's in it gives you an error
> >saying that the disc is possibly not playable and does not allow you to
> >record on it. Sharp technical support said the 8X's are too thick and only
> >4X's work in any DVD recorders. Is he just blowing hot air or is there
> >something to this.
> >The even weirder part is that if I take the same DVD-R 8X disc and burn a
> >movie on it on my computer it plays perfectly on the Sharp unit.
> >Anyone else have this problem.
> >With more and more DVD's being 8X minimum where does that leave people with
> >DVD Recorders. Are there any 8X's that work in this situation? The DVD's I
> >was using are Sony.
>
> Why would you need a faster burn speed if 4x works?
>
> Do you have a TV channel that streams the program twice as fast?
>
> --
Um, it appears the complaint is that the machine is refusing to accept
8x discs but that they are now becoming the norm, whereas 4x are more
rare. This machine seems to have already become outdated as it can't
handle faster discs. Hopefully for the OP it will be a case of finding
a disc to match the machine if he can't find the 4x discs the machine
prefers.
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