ACHD video burner: Is that the case?
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You can burn a disc using your computer. I have the HDR-CX500V, but my computer is slow and I knew it would take forever to burn a disc. I bought the Sony DVDirect burner and I love it. If you computer has enough power and speed you should be okay.
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I really don't know - I got very little use out of it before it died on me and during that time I never tried running it continuously until it "ran out" - I used it mainly for pictures, not for videos.
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There is no retention device that is obvious but I mounted it a Lenovo vertically and have no issue. I would suggest you look at other player / burner as this is the slowest one I have encountered and I am not going to kick up my burning speed.
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Yes, I have it in one with a 240W HP computer, it recommends higher but mine works fine! I have a blu ray burner and a DVDRW and it still continues to go!
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actually you can burn faster if your DVD writer supports it. I can burn at 6x on my Pioneer drive.
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I copy a couple hundred 10 second video surveillance files to the Leaf daily. I don't know about the 32gb unit, but this little 16gb does the job in seconds, a bit faster than the 1TB hard drive in my Mac. I have displayed the videos without much (if any) noticeable latency. I would suspect the transfer speeds are equivalent. I don't have any documented evidence of my assertion.
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Yes its cyberlink media suite 10, which needs to be updated to media suite 11 to get the full benefits of the burner.
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I already had an external blu-ray burner, so I use that. It is kind of a good thing. If you think about it, it is one less thing to break and require you to send it and get it repaired.
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On further re-checking, the firmware 1.20 does support triple-layer BD-R burning... the link is at "http://pioneer.jp/device_e/product-e/ibs/device_e/dev00002r_e.html#BDR-209DBK"
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Hi Ronnie G, no it doesn't at this stage but apparently with the inclusion of synhcronised video they will be able to do it at some stage but the metrics are very difficult to work out, as for the synchronised video it is still in development. I am helping test a beta version at the moment but their updates seem to have come to a stand-still large problems so far.
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Nope not the one. I'm waiting for a solid state True Full HD (1920x1080) 30p solution. I couldn't care less about HDDVD BlueRay compatibility. I'll be playing the files from HDD of HTPC. I'm considering Sanyo VPC-HD2 as interim camera.
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Yes it is just as long it's hi-speed rated for HD video....I currently am using an SDHC @ 20mnps
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all you're doing is wasting your time. burners have been developed and perfected to handle fast burn speeds. ESPECIALLY for something as old as CDs. you're not getting 'better results' or 'better quality' you're just wasting your time and burning the disc significantly slower than you need to
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I have been using DIGISTOR BD-R White printable discs (25GB). I have burned videos on about 35 discs & have not had a failure to date. Interesting enough, Digistor brand was the least expensive Blu-ray disc at the time of my purchase. Hope this helps.
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I'm sure you got it figured out by now, but to anyone else, I use a CLASS 10 SDHC 8GB card with no problems. Key is that it is CLASS 10. And the video length can be changed in settings.
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Interesting. Well I have several encoder programs on my computer so they will likely get a work out. Although truthfully, most of the time I simply burn a dvd of the avi I want to watch on my computer and then watch it through my dvd player. Thank you God for multiple HDMI ports on most HDTVs. If Western Digital would just improve their support of internet movie sites they could probably kill Roku. Instead they go the route of adding a hard drive to their media player. They're missing the direction of media players. They need to go wireless and support internet content sites. They have the file support down to a science now it's time to build on it. Interesting. Well I have several encoder programs on my computer so they will likely get a work out. Although truthfully, most of the time I simply burn a dvd of the avi I want to watch on my computer and then watch it through my dvd player. Thank you God for multiple HDMI ports on most HDTVs. If Western Digital would just improve their support of internet movie sites they could probably kill Roku. Instead they go the route of adding a hard drive to their media player. They're missing the direction of media players. They need to go wireless and support internet content sites. They have the... » Read More Interesting. Well I have several encoder programs on my computer so they will likely get a work out. Although truthfully, most of the time I simply burn a dvd of the avi I want to watch on my computer and then watch it through my dvd player. Thank you God for multiple HDMI ports on most HDTVs. If Western Digital would just improve their support of internet movie sites they could probably kill Roku. Instead they go the route of adding a hard drive to their media player. They're missing the direction of media players. They need to go wireless and support internet content sites. They have the file support down to a science now it's time to build on it. « Show Less
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yes they do...I use imgageburn software an a regular 8x burner works fine...will have space on disc issue for some games though...