>They have a reputation for quality and reliability at a higher than average
>price.
>It is no longer clear if Plextors are actually Plextors.
They seem to be outsourcing more, but are trying to maintain quality. I
bet their engineers can identify a good drive better than any of us.
The wise mov
AFAIK, Plextor is inside.
Plextor is a brand name of Shinano Kenshi. They are a Japanese
servomotor manufacturer that among other applications supplies
hard dirve motors. Plextor is the brand of their electronic equipment
division.
They have a reputation for quality and reliability at a higher
AFAIK, Plextor is inside.
On Wed, Aug 6, 2008 at 8:26 PM, b_s-wilk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >He's also tried it in several different drives. What about os's? >Would
>>> trying it on linux or os x perhaps help?
>>>
>>
>> Plextor drives are reputed to be better than most for reading problem
>
>He's also tried it in several different drives. What about os's?
>Would trying it on linux or os x perhaps help?
Plextor drives are reputed to be better than most for reading problem
discs.
Does Plextor make its own drives, or only the box and drivers. What's
inside?
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I was thinking that too...I told him between trying trial software online
and possibly buying and perhaps buying a higher end dvdrw to read the disk,
he would probably be doing the same things they would at any shop, and if it
failed he'd have a program and a better drive.
On Wed, Aug 6, 2008 at
>He's also tried it in several different drives. What about os's?
>Would trying it on linux or os x perhaps help?
Plextor drives are reputed to be better than most for reading problem
discs.
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I've got a friend with a DVD filled with pictures. When trying to copy it
he gets crc errors and invalid ms dos function. The point of both errors is
corrupt blocks on the disk. I've recommended liquid car wax in case it's
scratches in the disk, any other advice? He is getting close to trying d
