Pioneer DVR-112D detail information
| Posted by | Wendy Collins |
| Posted on | 13/05/07 20:08 |
| Manufacturer | Pioneer |
| Product | Pioneer DVR-112D |
| Description | 18x DVD burner supporting DVD-RAM read |
Positive:
- Excellent/very good CD-R/RW writing quality and compatibility.
- Excellent/very good DVD±R/RW writing quality.
- Excellent/Very good DVD-R DL writing quality and media compatibility.
- Can burn selected DVD±R/DL media faster than its rated speed.
- Reads pressed DVD Video SL/DL at 16x/12x
- Supports BitSetting (BookType DVD-ROM) on DVD+R DL.
- Supports Disc Quality Scanning with CD-Speed.
Negative:
- Some problems with writing quality with our tested DVD+R DL media
- Can only read DVD±R/RW media at 12x/8x.
- Doesn’t support BitSetting for DVD+R/RW
- Single coloured LED for read/write.
- Some DVD+R media was written slower than its rated speed.
Conclusion:
Let us summarize the most important positive and negative points below:
The Pioneer DVR-112D is one of the fastest drive’s we have tested here on CD Freaks as far as writing DVD media is concerned.
The Pioneer DVR-112D was able to burn all our tested CD-R/RW media with excellent/very good quality and media compatibility was also very good.
DVD±R/RW writing quality was also of a very high standard and on most media very good/excellent, The Pioneer DVR-112D was also able to burn selected DVD±R media at faster than its rated speed, and overall burning performance with DVD±R media was very good indeed. Recording some of the fastest write times we have seen.
There are not many negative things to say about the Pioneer DVR-112D. The drive is not the fastest reader in the world for recordable media, but during our reading tests it did prove reliable.
The Pioneer DVR-112D burned some DVD+R media at lower than its rated speed with Pioneer preferring good writing quality before outright burning speed.
We would also like to see different coloured LED’s being used for read/write.
To sum up, this is what we would say:
“The Pioneer DVR-112D is fast and burns most media with very good quality”.
You may comment on this review below or in this forum thread.
Thanks to:
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Plextor SA/NV (B) for providing the Plextor media used in this review.
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Medea International – United Kingdom for providing the media used in this review.
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Ricoh Europe – For providing the media used in this review.
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SVP Communication – The United Kingdom for providing the media used in this review.
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Verbatim - United Kingdom 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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and would you like a nice pink one to go with the blue one


Replaced my first one for a second and this second one seems to have problems with audio extraction, some glitches which a generic DVD-reader doesn't produce...
anyone else problems with this ?


Jeremie


Does any one know where I can find the firmware to dezone it, (that is to turn it to RP-1 stage) ?


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