P.S. I got a $60 Philips DVD player from Best Buy and it plays almost
anything, including MPEG-4.
I have an LG upconversion (to HD) player that does Divx/Xvid. I love it.
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On Jan 16, 2006, at 13:54, Travis Roy wrote:
If you get a drive, make sure it supports "booktyping"
Basically it burns a DVD+RW disk as booktype "DVD-ROM" This lets you
play a video DVD in any commercial DVD drive, since it acts like a
"normal" DVD.
In case anyone else doesn't know what a b
t was FAST. :-)
Quite frankly, with the way that DVD burners, speeds and standards are changing,
I would not get an internal drive. Just use your USB 2.0 or Firewire
interface to hook it to everything.
I am in the process of buying a new "desktop" machine, and I have specified at
leas
I have used the Sony External USB and Firewire 16x Dual Layer DVD+/-RW/CD-RW
drive with SuSE 10.0 and it worked great in burning DVD+R and DVD-R, as well
as installing SuSE off the DVD to a machine. And it was FAST. :-)
Quite frankly, with the way that DVD burners, speeds and standards are
ys I think it's
probably a pretty safe assumption ), I am wondering if anyone has any
direct experience with HP DVD burners.
The specific one I'm lookin at is thier 16x Dual Layer DVD+/-RW/CD-RW
drive. They have both Internal and External ( USB 2 ) versions. The
Internal version is a b
