ForumLG GGC-H20L detail information
| Posted by | Doug Schwantes |
| Posted on | 18/02/08 00:26 |
| Manufacturer | LG |
| Product | LG GGC-H20L |
| Description | 6x Blu-ray and HD DVD reader |
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Page 11 HD-DVD Reading Performance
HD-DVD Reading Performance:
Here we will look at how the LG GGC-H20L performs when reading back Single and Dual-Layer HD-ROM discs.
SL HD-ROM
The LG GGC-H20L read our SL HD-ROM at close to its rated speed of 3X.
DL HD-ROM
The LG GGC-H20L read our DL HD-ROM at its rated speed of 3X.
This concludes our LG GGC-H20L review, lets head on to the last page to read our Conclusion…
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Posted by SciFer on Wednesday 20 February 2008 21:24
Just would like to confirm, this model won't write or read blu-ray recordables with the new organic dye this article is talking about, right?
http://www.cdfreaks.com/news/Blu-ray-discs-get-cheaper-due-new-organic-dye-announcement.html
http://www.cdfreaks.com/news/Blu-ray-discs-get-cheaper-due-new-organic-dye-announcement.html
Posted by MegaDETH on Tuesday 26 February 2008 20:43
It will not write to any Blu-ray or HD discs, it is a Read Only for Blu-ray or HD-DVD
Posted by partyman on Monday 21 April 2008 04:33
Hi. I'm a newbie to Bd/Hd before i buy the reader(Lg GGC-H20L0) will it be able to read the new organic dye disc coming out. 
Posted by Gary Hepting (guest) on Thursday 01 May 2008 05:41
I have owned my LG Super Multi Combo Drive (model GGC-H20L) for 6 weeks now and it suddenly stopped working...
I can't get the drive to show up at all -- it causes the P.O.S.T. to take about 120 seconds or better to scan the IDE/SATA channels and never finds it... Windows XP can't see it either any more...
Can anyone help me?
I can't get the drive to show up at all -- it causes the P.O.S.T. to take about 120 seconds or better to scan the IDE/SATA channels and never finds it... Windows XP can't see it either any more...
Can anyone help me?
Posted by Rob (guest) on Wednesday 14 May 2008 05:18
In reality, is there any point to more than 1.5x transfer speed on BD-ROM at present? The only media out there at the moment in BD-ROM format is BD movies and they only require a 1.5x speed player/ROM. Testing the read speed on BD movies at faster than 1.5x is really a synthetic test only since the movies will only be read at 1.5x.
It may be years before games or apps ever come out on BD-ROM and it's not really economically viable for most of us to get a BD Burner yet. BD-R media can be read at the higher speeds.
It may be years before games or apps ever come out on BD-ROM and it's not really economically viable for most of us to get a BD Burner yet. BD-R media can be read at the higher speeds.
Posted by master64nl on Monday 11 August 2008 09:13
Now you have the same model number that can write BD also. Is this only a matter of flashing software?
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