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Old 21-10-2004, 15:06   #10
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Re: dvd ram
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Originally Posted by Aragorn
Quite a LOT of DVD burners don't support DVD-RAM!

Check out http://www.videohelp.com/dvdwriters.php to search for DVD burners that do support DVD-RAM.

If he's in to new tech, he could get a DVD Recorder - like Lite-on LVW-5006 (http://www.savastore.com/products/pr...10278480&pid=4) which has a firewire connection. He can then copy from camcorder to DVD+RW and from DVD+RW to PC for editing.

HTH

Oddly enough dvd-ram is the one format that my liteon dvd writer and recorder don't support

But my £30 dvd player from argos in my bedroom plays it apparently.

It's just as well if I have video to record my dvd recorder has a firewire port.
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