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DVD-RAM Disk Access On a DVD-ROM Drive?
DVD Experts,
Does anyone know if typical DVD-ROM drives can access DVD Video recorded on a DVD-RAM disk or does it take something special?
The reason I ask is that I’ve just gotten a Panasonic DVD Recorder that will burn to DVD-RAM and DVD-R but not DVD-RW and I would like to be able to burn to a re-writable medium that’ll allow me to demux and do simple authoring on non-critical projects without having to toss out a DVD-R to do it. It’s not a huge thing, just wanta know.
Thanks for any light anyone can shed on this.
Ron Shook
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2 Replies
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There are a few but not many that support DVD-RAM reading.
All Panasonic branded drives do (they are huge supporters of RAM)
The pioneer 109/a09 does.
If you do a check on the detailed specs on a website for any drive it will
tell you if it supports DVD-RAM or not. -
Borjis,
[Borjis] “The pioneer 109/a09 does”
Excellent! Thanks,
Ron Shook
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