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Old 02-05-2004, 17:10   #1
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pioneer 107..firmware all media at 8x

I've just flashed my pioneer 107 with a hack firmware that lets me burn all dvd-r at 8x, i've burned several dvds so far with no problems, is anyone else using this firmware?
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Re: pioneer 107..firmware all media at 8x

I don't even bother burning DVD's at 4x. I think for best quality DVD burns 1x & 2x are the best speeds to use
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Re: pioneer 107..firmware all media at 8x

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I don't even bother burning DVD's at 4x. I think for best quality DVD burns 1x & 2x are the best speeds to use
depends on the disks you use burning at lower speed is only really and issue with older hardware and cheap media
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depends on the disks you use burning at lower speed is only really and issue with older hardware and cheap media
Hey I'm not putting your info down I know allot of people will be glad to hear they can burn faster. I just like to burn at a slower speed. You have a much better chance of getting what you wont and not a coaster. Media is already compressed remember. Also 1x,2x is still faster than a normal cd burner remember
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