CDBurnerXP CDBurnerXP detail information
| Posted by | Herbert |
| Posted on | 23/04/07 22:37 |
| Manufacturer | CDBurnerXP |
| Product | CDBurnerXP CDBurnerXP |
| Description | CDBurnerXP is a free application to burn CDs and DVDs, including Blu-Ray and HD-DVDs. |
Positive:
· Supports DVD±R/±R DL/RAM writing at 20x/8x/12x
· Supports DVD+RW/-RW writing at 8x/6x
· Supports CD/RW writing at 48x/32x
· Can write DVD±R certified media at higher speed
· Supports Bitsetting for DVD+R/RW/DL media
· Supports disc quality scanning
· Can read 100 minutes CD-Rs
· Reads DVD±R/±RW/±RL at 16x/12x/12x
· Reads DVD-Video SL/DL at 16x/12x
· Good community support and 3rd party programs that works with the drive
· Good retail and software package
· Almost good writing quality on DVD±R/±R DL media
Negative:
· Does not support Mt. Rainer
· Reads CD-RW only at 32x
· Fails sometimes to write DVD media at their rated speed
· Single LED for reading and writing
· Questionable writing quality on some CD-RW media
· High lead in writing time
Conclusion:
Let us now summarise the most important positive and negative points below:
The Main Positive Points:
The Lite-On LH-20A1P is one of the worlds first DVD-writers supporting 20x writing speed on DVD+R/-R media and one of the fastest drives we have tested so far.
The Lite-On LH-20A1P is an excellent reader. It reads most media groups at high speed and reads all media groups reliably.
The Lite-On LH-20A1P writes most DVD±R/±RW/±R DL media with good quality. Sure, we have seen much better quality burns with other drives but we can say that the writing quality is above average.
It has a very good set of features and supports many media formats. Lite-On drives also enjoy good community support and 3rd part programs here at CD Freaks.
The Main Negative Points:
The Lite-On LH-20A1P reads CD-RW only with up to 32x speed and the writing quality on these media could be better.
Also the Lite-On LH-20A1P fails sometimes to write media at their rated speed or slows down during the burning process without a reason while other burns appear to be perfect. It doesn’t affect the writing quality but it’s simply annoying.
To sum it all up, this is what we would say: “The Lite-On LH-20A1P is an overall average performing drive. Its very good feature set together with 20x DVD+/-R writing speed and its good community support makes it a recommendable drive for everyone, burning enthusiasts and the average home user.”
At Geizhals.at we can find the Lite-On LH-20A1P starting at €24.84.
You may discuss/comment this review below or in this forum thread.
Thanks to:
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Miflop Media – Spain for providing the media used in this review.
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Conrexx Technology B.V./RITEK Europe – The Netherlands for providing the media used in this review. |
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Daxon Technology Inc – Taiwan for providing the BenQ media used in this article.
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Philips Europe – The Netherlands for providing the media used in this review |
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Pleomax Europe – The Netherlands for providing the media used in this review.
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Ricoh Europe – Germany for providing the media used in this review.
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Sony - Germany for providing the media used in this review.
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Ultron AG – Germany for providing the media used in this review.
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Verbatim - Germany and United Kingdom for providing the media used in this review. |

You cannot call a result with 300K total PIE "bad" then go on to the next page and call a result with more PIE "good".
Howabout adding some jitter scanning? That would be a much better idea than picking on a disc that has a slightly higher PIE. Liteons aren't even proven to be as accurate as a professional scanner so you guys really can't be truly evaluating a discs performance. The only bad results are the ones that have TRT problems. I'll congratulate you guys on using a fussy NEC as the TRT drive. But that's all I'll congratulate you on.
Please update your ancient quality scanning methods with newer ones, such as adding scanning jitter.







A burn test, however, failed and the device manager shows a yellow flag not only on the new device but the older DVD ROM.
Any suggestions?






Sincerly,
Joshua Herbert







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