[clue-tech] not really a linux question but...
Bob Meetin
bobm at dottedi.biz
Sun Sep 28 12:18:49 MDT 2008
It's not the money, it's the philosophy of turning over the Ferrari
whenever the ash trays fill (and I don't even smoke). I would rather
recycle whenever reasonable.
The demon player reads audio CD's and DVD's so it has it's place in
society even if I cannot write. I may try moving it to another computer
and try a different writing software. Back on my shoulders.
Thx, Bob
Nate Duehr wrote:
> Bob Meetin wrote:
>> Before I burn the bridge I would like a suggestion here. I have a
>> DVD+ recorder which lites up on my desktop PC but it doesn't want to
>> record and doesn't see DVD+ media (or DVD-) media to record. I know
>> you can get a new drive for $30-ish. Is there anything I should try
>> with this drive before turning it into roadkill?
>
> Probably not seriously worth the effort unless you're cash strapped
> bad enough that spending $30 worth of time on it is worth it.
>
> Does it read/record CD media okay? Read DVDs? Might still be able to
> salvage it for something, I guess... in another machine doing a
> specific task.
>
>> Related to this, my laptop, older Dell, which I don't use due to a
>> motherboard/battery problem, has an almost new DVD combo +/-
>> recorder. Is there any kind of adapter that could be hooked up to
>> retrofit it to replace the seemingly failed DVD recorder on the
>> desktop. It is not cost so much as a preference to recycle and
>> reuse. Otherwise to craigslist it goes.
>
> Most laptop DVD drives have odd packaging and electrical connectors
> that unless Dell themselves makes such a thing for it, probably not
> something anyone else would make.
>
> Nate
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