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[tlug] DVD Drive
- Date: Wed, 01 Dec 2004 21:29:12 +0900
- From: "Lyle (Hiroshi) Saxon" <ronfaxon@example.com>
- Subject: [tlug] DVD Drive
- Organization: Images Through Glass
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I finally bought a DVD-RW drive. Details as follows:
Buffalo DVM-RDH16FB
Y11,680 (at T-Zone in Akihabara)
DVD+R 16x
DVD+R 5x
DVD+RW 4x
CD-R 48x
CD-RW 24x
Internal buffer memory - 2MB
Minimum hardware requirements:
CPU - P-III 450MHz (P-III 800MHz recommended)
(Video capture feature requires P-III 800MHz or higher)
Memory - 128MB (256MB recommended)
HDD - 5GB or more free space (20GB or more recommended)
Apparently it can use a new type of disk that will store up to 8.5GB
(although the disks were so expensive, I bought a pack of cheap Ricoh
DVD+R disks for Y598.
The above information is what's on the box... now that I've opened it
up, I see on the actual drive itself the following information:
Toshiba Samsung Storage Technology Corporation
Made in Philippines
TSST DVD Writable Drive
Model No. TS-H552A
November 2004
From what the salesman said and from the manufacturing date, it seems
to be a new model that just came out. Now, for my question:
Have I gone and done a stupid thing by buying new hardware over models
that have been on the shelf longer? I was thinking that CD-ROM drives
(and DVD?) were pretty standardized and that it should work okay with
SuSE Linux 9.1. Did I assume correctly, or...?
Lyle
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