hey stop using those BIG BIG letters !!!abracadabra said:best liteon on the international market if price does not matter you in any manner
Hmm..., well in that case , my Samsung DVD rom and CD rom works well for me. I have been having them for 10 months and 6 years respectively..., it may work well for some but we will have to see the majority...mail2and said:i would recommend LG for the cd-writer. I am using my lg writer for the past 3 years and man i haven't face a single problem. Not a single disk burned, not a single failed burning session
Hmm.., that is a shareware program and that is not free .mail2and said:@gx- you can always use software for off-setting the dvd zones.. which is perfectly legal. One such software is dvd region free
I knew it before, i have suggested the same shareware program to a guy at QNA section too.mail2and said:the name is 'dvd region free' .. am not saying its free
Hmm.., it may be good at burning CD's but is it good at reading DVD's or CD's? I dont think so.., there has been a lot of negative reviews on it.mail2and said:and most of the ppl with a lg writer have hasd positive reviews about it....
drgrudge said:I knew it before, i have suggested the same shareware program to a guy at QNA section too.
Between, i play region 2 DVD's (which i borrow from the british council library) and not even once it has asked for DVD region changing thing and i have played them for more than 5 times.
Hmmm..., yes i know and it's region 2 only not region 5, cross checked again.enoonmai said:Well, most Region 2 discs I know are also Region 5 discs, which can be seen in the Region information on the back of the case.
As i have said not even once i have changed my region settings nor powerDVD has asked for the same.enoonmai said:So, if you've set your Region to Region 5 and use one of these discs, PowerDVD will automatically make the necessary switch without having to change the region setting of the drive.
Hmm..., i have US region DVD (region 1) and even it has never asked for the region change and i have played that more than 5 timesenoonmai said:But when you insert a Region 1/3/4 disc, then PowerDVD/WinDVD will automatically prompt you to change the region setting for the drive. Have you tried playing other region discs, say the Region 3 movies that Excel sells here or any Region 1 imported DVDs?
I have disabled the autorun feature..., so if i put a DVD, then it dont start on it's own, unless i make it run manually.enoonami said:How do you launch your DVDs.
No.Why should i run it if i can play any region DVD?enoonami said:I dont suppose you have DVDRF running, do you?
i thought u dint like Samsung's ROM drives.enoonami said:LOL, man, your DVD is one in a million. If you're ever selling it off, let me know.