[ILUG] SCSI CD-RW at Scan

[Stephane Dudzinski]

Even if it's in French, you can use google translate. This article is
about the pioneer dvr 103/A03. There's a paragraph saying that a dvd-r
was created by ripping vobs to hdd then copying it back to dvd-r and it
was readable even on home dvd players.

http://www.hardware.fr/html/articles/lire.php3?article=312&page=2

On Wed, 2001-10-31 at 09:59, Glen Gray wrote:
> On Wed, 2001-10-31 at 10:53, John P. Looney wrote:
> >  Note; DVD RAM drives are not as useful as you would think. You can only
> > read back DVDs you write on the same drive. Not on the same model, the
> > same drive.
> > 
> There are also some various different standards. DVD+RW is being headed
> by Pioneer, DVD RAM by Matsushista(?)/Panasonic. There is also a DVD-R
> standard too. All are incompatible I believe. There are PC DVD+RW drives
> available from Pioneer but I don't know what linux support is like.
> 
> <OT>
> I don't know if DVD+RW has the same restrictions as DVD-RAM, Pioneer had
> developed a consumer DVD-Recorder based on it about two/three years ago
> hoping that the DVD consortium would back them but I don't think it went
> into mass production or was available outside Japan. Was a lovely piece
> of kit though. I think it would do 6 hours of VHS quality on a disc. 2
> 1/2 of DVD quality. Something like that.
> </OT>
> 
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