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DVD Burners - what's coming?
- Thread starter pishnaris
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They're using dvd burners with a blue laser (smaller wavelength...hence more storage).
That's the next generation of dvd burners (up to 22gb per disk), which will be able to store HDTV signal.
Two things however....firstly, they won't be 22gb AND 16x or whatever speed...it'll be EITHER 16x (eventually) OR 22gb. :->
And ofcourse, there are already two groups battling out which format of the blue laser will win (just like DVD-R/W and DVD+R/W). *l*
That's the next generation of dvd burners (up to 22gb per disk), which will be able to store HDTV signal.
Two things however....firstly, they won't be 22gb AND 16x or whatever speed...it'll be EITHER 16x (eventually) OR 22gb. :->
And ofcourse, there are already two groups battling out which format of the blue laser will win (just like DVD-R/W and DVD+R/W). *l*
From what I've read, the blue-laser dvd players are backwards compatible to today's DVDs - but not the other way around. :-<
Guess I'll be using my 5-disc Pioneer player in conjunction with those Bluey's! *l*
Word around the campfire is that within about 2-3 years (hopefully) that this will be commonplace. Then again, they said that HDTV would be on more than like 3 channels. ;-P
Guess I'll be using my 5-disc Pioneer player in conjunction with those Bluey's! *l*
Word around the campfire is that within about 2-3 years (hopefully) that this will be commonplace. Then again, they said that HDTV would be on more than like 3 channels. ;-P
ok what i want to know is can you use the DRU-500AX DVD+-R/RW Internal in a mac NOW?!
if i install this will the idvd and/or dvd pro recognise it? will the machine recognise it?
thanks reply to xian@lostinspace.com please!
if i install this will the idvd and/or dvd pro recognise it? will the machine recognise it?
thanks reply to xian@lostinspace.com please!
Originally posted by RPS
iDVD only works with internal mac burners, so that means you must have bought a mac with a burner in it.
...OR, you must install one. I pulled the DVD-RAM out of my old dual 450 and stuck a Pioneer A104 in it. Works great.