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I won't explain it if it's too brev.

Just buy ***+rw

The choice of speed.

The limit of the burning speed is 16x, and most of the current mainstream burners have a speed of 8x. Many friends don't understand, why can ordinary CD burning reach 52x, but *** can only have 16x? This is because the speed value represented by 1x in the two is different, the speed of 1x in a CD burner is only 150kb s, while the 1x speed of *** has 1385kb s, which is about 9 times that of a cd, so even a 52x cd burner still can't reach the *** burning speed of 8x.

We burn a D5 disc with a capacity of only about 8 minutes.

Tip: The speed of burning depends not only on the burner, but also on the burning disc. Although most of the current mainstream *** recorders are 8x, in the medium-sized city where the author is located, the burning disc is still mostly 4x.

Selection of burning standards.

If there is no special need for the standard supported by the recorder, the *** dual standard is generally selected. At present, the mainstream *** recorder is generally this standard. But it should be noted here that since *** dual supports ***-r rw and ***+r rw, this does not mean that they are the same in burning the speed of the two formats.

For example, the speed of the Patriot Engraved Dragon 8X Dual recorder ***+r is 8x, while the speed of ***-r is only 4x. So, if your budget allows, opt for a dual 8x recorder.

Two different types of stuff. There is definitely a difference in the burning speed. If you want a good burning effect, the burning speed can be slowerIt would be better to burn the disc that way.

Two different types of stuff. There is definitely a difference in the burning speed.

If you want a good burning effect, the burning speed can be slowerIt would be better to burn the disc that way.

Now the recorder is very cheap, personally talk about the experience of buying (**: 150 300).

Nothing else to worry about, now it is common to use 8x speed, that is, 8x, if you want to chase fashion, you can choose to buy 16x, 16x is now out. However, it is better to push or recommend 8x for the first time, buy a rest assured + stable.

There are many brands in the general recorder market, and I think that the purchase of a recorder should be considered from the aspect of optical drive, which is generally more famous for optical drives, and the recorder is also very good. Personal recommended brand: Pioneer You can go to the market to ask about this brand, Pioneer company specializes in optical drives.

Their company's optical drives and burning coarse letter machines are generally slightly more expensive than the so-called Sony and Samung on the market, but the good thing is that the quality is guaranteed. And it's more durable.

Again, don't be overly inclined to sony, samung, etc. Although it is said that these hard brand optical drives, you know, not only Sony in the world, or Philip Samung, do this.

In addition, it is best to shop around, ask clearly, and then decide. Some businesses don't know much about you, so they will fool you, such as taking a brand recorder of their own ** business and saying that this brand is better or something. Be cautious when buying, and unpack the goods after taking them to check whether they are sealed.

Generally, these recorders are warranted from 2 years onwards. There is also a best purchase after testing directly in the merchant's store, just take an empty disc and engrave it, to see if there will be a bumping sound when burning, if so, you can replace it in time!

To sum up, generally speaking, quality is fine. It mainly depends on how you bargain with the merchant, and generally the recorder is very cheap now. **Generally not too much discrepancy on it.