burner

[Mike Mihalik]

For internal drive in a Windows Vista PC, I used LG GGW-H20L; no problems at all.

For external, I used a LaCie Blu-ray burner connected via USB2 or FireWire/IEEE-1394. (https://www.lacie.com)

What is nice about DVD Architect 5.0 is that basic menus can be created. I edited my HDV video with Vegas Pro 9

You can burn to BD-RE discs as well as BD-R. What is nice about the BD-RE discs is that you can erase and burn again, multiple times.

Disclaimer: I am employed by LaCie

Mike
LaCie

[John Rofrano]

I use a Pioneer Blu-ray BD-RW BDR-220 and it works fine with DVD Architect 5.

~jr

http://www.johnrofrano.com
http://www.vasst.com

[Ed Vandenderen]

John would there tend to be less of a chance of compatibility issues if on were to use a sony burner vs other brands.

Let me make sure I understood you correctly before I buy one, you have burned bd no issues with the pioneer using dvd architect. Good news as these sync issues have cost me dearly in the past.

thanks John

[John Rofrano]

I don’t know if a Sony burner has any better chances of working. I have bought only Pioneer burners since my very first DVD burner back in 2002. To answer your question directly, yes… this is the Blu-ray burner that I make Blu-ray discs with and so far it has been working fine with DVD Architect 5.0. VideoGuys sells it bundled with Vegas and DVD Architect. If it didn’t work, I don’t think they would bundle the drive.

~jr

http://www.johnrofrano.com
http://www.vasst.com

[Gary Bettan]

The Pioneer BDR-203 works great with Vegas 9 and DVD a]Arch. We made sure of that by sending a few over to them for the team to test and evaluate.

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Gary

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